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VICKS VAPORUB Cold Inhalation POT 50G VICKS VAPORUB Cold Inhalation POT 50G
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DESOMEDINE EYE DROPS 0.6 ML 10 SINGLE DOSE DESOMEDINE EYE DROPS 0.6 ML 10 SINGLE DOSE
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PEDIATRIC SOLACY 60 soluble tablets PEDIATRIC SOLACY 60 soluble tablets
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COQUELUSEDAL infant baby suppository cough cold COQUELUSEDAL infant baby suppository cough cold
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Humer Stop Virus Nasal Spray 15 ml Humer Stop Virus Nasal Spray 15 ml
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SOLACY ADULT 90 capsules SOLACY ADULT 90 capsules
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CALYPTOL inhaling 10 BULBS 5ML CALYPTOL inhaling 10 BULBS 5ML
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Sinuphyl Boiron Respiratory comfort 20 tablets Sinuphyl Boiron Respiratory comfort 20 tablets
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Santé Verte Actirub Throat Oral Spray 15ml Santé Verte Actirub Throat Oral Spray 15ml
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CROMORHINOL 2 PERCENT NASAL SPRAY 15ML CROMORHINOL 2 PERCENT NASAL SPRAY 15ML
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Sterimar Sinusitis Very Stuffy Nose 20 ml Sterimar Sinusitis Very Stuffy Nose 20 ml
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NECYRANE NASAL SOLUTION 10ML colds NECYRANE NASAL SOLUTION 10ML colds
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Bronchodermine 10 Adult suppositories Bronchodermine 10 Adult suppositories
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Humex Hay Fever 50 µg/dose Nasal Spray Humex Hay Fever 50 µg/dose Nasal Spray
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During the winter months, three quarters of the population suffer from this mild respiratory condition caused by a virus. Except in cases of superinfection, it heals spontaneously within a week. The common cold of viral origin should not be confused with hay fever or allergic rhinitis.

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To avoid spending the winter in your bed, know how to prevent and fight all the little ailments that poison you: cough, sore throat, runny nose, ear infections, bronchitis, flu-like.

Rhinoviruses are the main infectious agents of the common cold, belonging to the picornaviridae family. These viruses are common in temperate countries, especially in the winter season. There are over 100 serotypes. These are naked viruses (more resistant than enveloped viruses), with RNA.

Contamination of the nasal cavity with rhinoviruses or coronaviruses activates several factors of inflammation , including histamine. The activation of the parasympathetic nervous system is thought to be the cause of the nasal discharge. These viruses are very contagious, they are transmitted from one person to another by direct contact between individuals, by inhalation of micro droplets in the air (sneezing), or by contact with a contaminated object.

The common cold or nasopharyngitis is a benign condition of the respiratory tract characterized by a runny nose and / or a feeling of a stuffy nose.
Symptoms of the flu are very similar to those of the flu or other acute infectious diseases: fever, headache, discharge, nasal congestion, chills, fatigue, mild body aches, sneezing.

Cold symptoms

The most unpleasant and common symptoms of a viral cold (commonly known as a head cold) are a runny and blocked nose, along with sneezing. The liquid which flows is initially limpid; it often becomes thicker and purulent after a few days. At this point, the nose becomes blocked easily. Other symptoms appear frequently, a tickle or even a burning sensation in the nose, a more or less pronounced loss of smell and taste, or even fever.

In children, the common cold is most often nasopharyngitis .

The common cold usually progresses towards recovery without complications. When the mucous membrane is strongly inflamed or the natural defenses weakened, other respiratory diseases can occur in the upper passages (tracheitis, bronchitis), the sinuses or the middle ear. Infections can then set in and cause various diseases, such as sinusitis or otitis.

(Source: https://www.vidal.fr/maladies/nez-gorge-oreilles/rhume-rhinite.html )

How to choose your medicine to treat colds?

In the event of a temperature above 38 ° C or a headache, taking a medicine against fever and pain ( paracetamol , aspirin , NSAIDs, etc.) may be sufficient.

  • Nasal wash solution

The solutions of physiological serum or sea water , sold in pharmacies and drugstores, make it possible to wash and clear the nose effectively. They can be used several times a day depending on the nasal congestion. For washing the nose, prefer products packaged in single doses.

  •  Nasal cold medications

Antibacterial nasal solutions can disinfect the nose. Once opened, they can be contaminated with germs. Do not keep them beyond the duration of treatment. Solutions for inhalation containing plant essences (eucalyptus, peppermint, camphor, etc.) help decongest the respiratory tract.

  •  Decongestant nasal solutions

Nasal solutions containing a decongestant vasoconstrictor (alone or in combination with an antiseptic or an anti-inflammatory) are sometimes prescribed as a short-term adjunct of colds in adults. Only available on prescription, these nasal solutions expose to a risk of chronic rhinitis if the dosage is not respected. Their use should be limited to a maximum of 5 days . In addition, repeated sprays can cause the vasoconstrictor to pass through the blood more and cause palpitations, nausea or headaches. These drugs should never be combined with another drug containing a vasoconstrictor (nasal or oral): such a combination is unnecessary and dangerous. For the most part, they have not been reimbursed by Social Security since September 1, 2012.

  •  Anti inflammatory nasal solutions

Nasal solutions containing corticosteroids have an anti-inflammatory effect on the mucous membranes of the nose. The doctor may prescribe them in certain forms of rhinitis. They are most effective when used after blowing.

  • Oral cold medications
  • Cold medicines are available in tablet or capsule form to relieve symptoms when they are too bothersome. They may contain one or more substances:
  • a decongestant vasoconstrictor that makes you feel as though you are breathing more freely;
  • an antihistamine (cetirizine, chlorphenamine, diphenydramine, pheniramine) which has a drying effect on the secretion of mucus;
  • paracetamol or ibuprofen to lower fever and relieve headaches associated with colds.
  • Although sold without a prescription, the use of these drugs requires the utmost caution due to an increased risk of side effects. Certain precautions are necessary:
  • drugs containing a vasoconstrictor must never be combined with each other , even if they are taken in different forms (tablet, capsule or nasal solution). They can cause palpitations or abnormal agitation. If these side effects become too severe, they should be discontinued. In addition, in the event of non-compliance with doses and contraindications, they may be responsible for potentially serious cardiac and neurological adverse effects;
  • Medicines containing an antihistamine should not be used without prior medical advice in people with narrow-angle glaucoma or prostate adenoma. They can cause annoying drowsiness when driving a car;
  • drugs containing ibuprofen are contraindicated in different situations: stomach or duodenal ulcer, heart failure, renal failure, pregnancy ...

If you decide to take cold medicine yourself:

  • check the contraindications (child under 15, pregnancy, heart problems, etc.) with your pharmacist;
  • do not exceed the daily dose recommended by your pharmacist;
  • do not prolong the treatment beyond 5 days;
  • never combine several vasoconstrictor-based drugs

(Source: https://www.vidal.fr/maladies/nez-gorge-oreilles/rhume-rhinite/traitements.html )

Advice from your pharmacist

WHAT TO TAKE IN CASE OF A COLD
alt If the common cold is associated with a high fever, ear pain, severe headache, or breathing problems.
alt If the nasal secretions show blood on a regular basis.
alt If the cold does not give way after ten days.
alt If the common cold causes very serious discomfort.
alt If the symptoms are characteristic of a cold, without complications.
LEGEND
alt See a doctor during the day.
alt See a doctor in the coming days.
alt It is possible to self-medicate.