Headache and cold...fewerish body

2018-08-03 12:28:10
I HV headache and runny nose since one day...headache is going critical and I'm feeling fewerish
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A headache and runny nose arise usually due to viral upper respiratory tract infection. However severe headache is uncommon and may be associsted with sinusitis (frontal/ethmoidal)
Next Steps
May start with paracetamol. Usual adult dose is 650 mg thrice a day. rush to a physician if persistent fever headache or rash

Answered2018-08-06 02:43:47

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Most likely its viral infection. Take plenty of oral fluids. Take paracetamol if you have fever. Keep blowing out nasal secretion frequently. Do warm saline gorgle & steam inhalation.
Next Steps
consult nearest doctor personally.

Answered2018-08-05 08:36:19

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Get vaccinated for cold & flu once for all,to alleviate all the future pain & agony of cold.

Answered2018-08-05 07:20:12

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Hello Ma'am You possibly seem to have Upper respiratory tract infection.
Next Steps
You requireva short course oral antibiotics and Antiallergic medication
Health Tips
Avoid exposure to dust and cold

Answered2018-08-05 05:19:11

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