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Why Do I Need To Wear a Hat in the Winter?

This may seem like a strange question. However, many people, especially women, refuse to wear hats in cold weather to avoid messing up their hair. Do you really need to wear a hat in cold weather?

#cold#sinusitis#hair#ARVI

Infectious disease doctor

9 Ways to Quickly Cope With Colds

Many people believe that if you don't treat a cold, it will pass in seven days, and if you treat it then it will pass in...

#cold#ARVI#infectious diseases# immunity

pediatrician, otolaryngologist, phoniatrician

Nose Drops: How To Prevent a Child From Using Too Much?

Overuse of vasoconstrictor drops and sprays are common causes among children admitted to emergency departments with poisoning. What makes ordinary medicine dangerous?

#runny nose#children# medicine#cold#ARVI

When Should You Be Worried About a Fever?

A fever is a frequent phenomenon that signals a problem in the body. Some people prefer to let the immune system fight it, while others begin to worry after even a slight increase in temperature. What should you know about fevers and rising temperatures?

#fever#cold#infectious diseases#coronavirus#ARVI

How To Handle a Cold: 6 Tips From a General Practitioner

Because of the COVID-19 pandemic, we seem to have forgotten that there are other, albeit less dangerous, unpleasant viruses in the world. They are especially active during the tran...

#cold# immunity#viruses

Runny Nose or Maxillary Sinusitis: What Are the Differences?

Generally, people with maxillary sinusitis think they simply have a common cold and a runny nose. However, maxillary sin...

#cold#antibiotics#runny nose#maxillary sinusitis

Allergies or Colds? Looking for the Cause of Runny Nose

If you have a stuffy nose, the first thing you think of is a cold, and, of course, you start to treat it intensively. The problem is that a runny nose can be caused by a completely different reason ‒ for example, allergies. In the case of allergies, sprays and drops will not help.

#allergy#general blood analysis#ARVI#cold#runny nose

Oct 28, 2025

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