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How to prevent the common cold?

by Geetanjali B
Posted September 8, 2010 at 9:38 PM

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  • Smith wrote
    Posted September 9, 2010 at 5:06 PM
    Common cold can be prevented by following certain tips-
    # Washing your hands is the single best measure to prevent transmission of colds. Especially after shopping, going to the gym, or spending time in public places, hand washing is critical. Frequent hand washing can destroy viruses that you got from touching surfaces used by others.
    # If you are with some one having cold then do not touch your face,nose and eyes.Will spread the infection in you as well.
    # Do not use the same handkerchief or towel of a person suffering from cold.
    # Eat right, exercise, and manage stress to keep your immune system at its best to help you fight of cold virus,
    # Avoid smoking it will also help to prevent cold.
  • Priyanka Bhawalkar wrote
    Posted February 22, 2011 at 5:39 AM
    Some of the tips which can help you to prevent from common cold are as follows-
    * Wash your hands often. This is probably the single best measure to prevent transmission of colds. Especially after shopping, going to the gym, or spending time in public places, hand washing is critical. Frequent hand washing can destroy viruses that you have acquired from touching surfaces used by other people. You can also carry a small tube of hand sanitizer or sanitizing hand wipes when visiting public places. Teach your children the importance of hand washing too.
    * Avoid touching your face, especially the nose, mouth, and eye areas, if you are around someone with a cold or have been touching surfaces in a public area.
    * Don't smoke. Cigarette smoke can irritate the airways and increase susceptibility to colds and other infections.
    * Maintain a healthy lifestyle. While there isn't direct evidence to show that eating well or exercising can prevent colds, maintenance of a healthy lifestyle, with adequate sleep, good nutrition and physical exercise can help ensure that your immune system is in good condition and ready to fight infection if it occurs.
  • Priyanka Bhawalkar wrote
    Posted February 22, 2011 at 5:39 AM
    Some of the tips which can help you to prevent from common cold are as follows-
    * Wash your hands often. This is probably the single best measure to prevent transmission of colds. Especially after shopping, going to the gym, or spending time in public places, hand washing is critical. Frequent hand washing can destroy viruses that you have acquired from touching surfaces used by other people. You can also carry a small tube of hand sanitizer or sanitizing hand wipes when visiting public places. Teach your children the importance of hand washing too.
    * Avoid touching your face, especially the nose, mouth, and eye areas, if you are around someone with a cold or have been touching surfaces in a public area.
    * Don't smoke. Cigarette smoke can irritate the airways and increase susceptibility to colds and other infections.
    * Maintain a healthy lifestyle. While there isn't direct evidence to show that eating well or exercising can prevent colds, maintenance of a healthy lifestyle, with adequate sleep, good nutrition and physical exercise can help ensure that your immune system is in good condition and ready to fight infection if it occurs.
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