Colds usually start 1-3 days after a virus enters the body. These germs often enter through the nose or mouth and cause your pharynx (a tube at the back of your throat) to become inflamed and sore. That's why the first signs of a cold are often a sore throat or a throat tickle. ...
If you have a lot of headaches, go to see a doctor. Having a headache can make you feel really tired and uncomfortable. Don’t be worried! Think about what you are feeling, so you can tell your doctor where your head hurts, when it starts and whether your head hits something. It wi...
Though taking care of your throat doesn't necessarily mean taking care of your cough (that's often a symptom in itself), it will help you feel and sleep better. Try lozenges or cough drops. They soothe or numb the back of the throat, decreasing the cough reflex.[2] Drinking warm ...