Low grade fever cough congestion
[DOC File]The common cold can be caused by over 200 different ...
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You probably don’t have a fever (and if you do it is very low grade) You have a runny nose. You may have a loose productive cough. You may have a headache from coughing. You are able to continue your daily routine. You feel a little “under the weather” for a few days . The symptoms probably came on gradually over several days. Uh oh, I ...
Symptoms of Bronchitis -- Cough, Fever, and More
A 43-year-old female presents to your office with a 5 day history of low grade fever of 100.1 F, nasal discharge initially clear, but now turning yellow in color, nasal congestion and a minimally productive cough. She notes that she had a sore throat the first 2 days, but that has now resolved.
Do I Just Have a Cold or Is It
Nasal congestion, headache, sore throat, cough, low grade fever. Treat with cold medicine containing decongestant and cough suppressant if needed. A cool mist humidifier and saline nasal spray will help with sinus irritation. Take acetaminophen or ibuprofen for fever and headache. Increase rest and fluids. Allergies-Runny nose, sneezing, itchy ...
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Low grade fever (up to 101 F) A sore throat is common on the first day but usually resolves quickly. It is also normal for the nasal mucus to change from a thin, clear discharge to a thicker, yellow to green discharge as your body attempts to clear the virus from the nose and sinuses. When to see a doctor
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