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Flu 2
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The cold and flu season is back again, so it's time to up on prevention and treatment. to popular belief, cooler weather doesn't cause colds. What is more likely is that we stay indoors more, giving viruses to spread from person to person. In addition, the cold months are associated low humidity, and the dry air makes the nasal cavity more susceptible to bugs. Consequently, cases of colds and flu surge between the beginning of autumn and spring (the adult gets two to four respiratory infections a year; children even more). Because the season is upon us, it is a good idea to revise a few cold and flu tactics.
To prevent an infection, the best defence is a good offence. The first step is to limit physical contact with the cold sufferer. When someone with a cold sneezes, coughs or sniffles, your distance. Hugging, kissing and shaking hands are sure ways to catch a cold.
To prevent an infection, the best defence is a good offence. The first step is to limit physical contact with the cold sufferer. When someone with a cold sneezes, coughs or sniffles, your distance. Hugging, kissing and shaking hands are sure ways to catch a cold.
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