What does a cold mean, what does a cold mean

0 colds are not terrible, meow meow to support.

We usually say "no cold" to one thing, that is, to this matter.

Not interested, not caring, not rare, not impressed, not caring, it doesn't matter.

is a derogatory representation.

The same is true for people.

"Cold" is a symptom of illness that will cause people to be concerned; Borrowing it, there is a phrase "not cold".

Not interested, not caring, not rare, not impressed, not caring, it doesn't matter.

is a derogatory representation.

The same is true for people.

"Cold" is a symptom of illness that will cause people to be concerned; Borrowing it, there is a phrase "not cold".

The cold is a self-healing disease, which is generally divided into the common cold and the epidemic cold influenza, epidemic influenza, and grippe. The common cold, according to Chinese medicine"Cold", is a common respiratory disease caused by a variety of viruses, of which 30% to 50% are caused by a serotype of rhinovirus. Although the common cold usually occurs in early winter, it can occur in any season, such as spring and summer, and the pathogenic virus of colds in different seasons is not exactly the same.

Epidemic is an acute respiratory infection caused by influenza viruses. The virus is present in the respiratory tract of a sick person and is transmitted to others through droplets when a sick person coughs or sneezes.

A cold is when a person is sick, and the symptoms of a cold vary according to the person's physique, such as; Sneezing, runny nose, fever, cough, etc.

A cold is frozen, (*hee-hee......

You can drink some soybean mint lean meat water. After boiling with water, this water clearing pyrolysis table is often used for wind-heat colds and headaches.

The meaning of a cold is: (name) a common infectious disease: he has an epidemic ** epidemic.

I have a cold, a little fever. (moving) interested (wittic, mostly used in negation):

Playing football, I don't have a cold.

Cold, commonly known as cold, is a kind of acute infection of the upper respiratory tract, with an incubation period of 1-2 days, mainly manifested as nasal symptoms, such as nasal congestion, runny nose, slight cough, etc., occasionally accompanied by chills, mild fever and other systemic symptoms. After 2-3 days, the nasal discharge thickens and thickens, the nasal congestion is relieved, and other symptoms are reduced and disappeared. The cold can usually be cured within 1 week, if the disease does not heal, when it reaches more than 7-10 days, you should consider whether it is rhinitis and go to the hospital for diagnosis in time.

Tests done for colds:

1. Check the blood routine

The white blood cell count is usually normal or low during virus** infection, and the proportion of lymphocytes is elevated.

2. Etiological examination:

1) Viral nucleic acid detection: viral nucleic acid detection in respiratory tract specimens (nasopharynx, tracheal extracts, sputum).

2) Viral antigen detection: Colloidal gold and immunofluorescence methods are used instead.

3) Serological detection: the recovery period of IgG antibody level with dynamic monitoring is 4 times higher than that in the acute phase.

4) Virus isolation and culture.

3. X-ray of the lungs:

Chest x-ray is normal.

The cold is called a cold in traditional Chinese medicine, which mostly occurs in spring and winter, and is a common external fever caused by the invasion of the human body by wind evil, which is called "cold" and is an allusion from the officialdom of the Song Dynasty.

It was first proposed by the Song Dynasty scholar and medical scientist Chen Wuxue, who divided the treatment of all diseases into three categories: external causes, internal causes and non-internal and external causes, including wind, cold, dampness, heat, dryness, and fire, which represent six abnormal climate changes that are not conducive to the human body. The wind is affected by the first "wind", which causes physical discomfort.

Chen Hu wrote down the feeling of wind, which is a very grand and novel word, which soon became popular in the pavilion, and many of the students will become **, so the word "feeling the wind" has also been used by officialdom, and after Chen Hu's inspiration, the reason for asking for leave has also been enriched, especially the words "feeling the wind", "cold" and "cold" are used the most.

1. People who suffer from colds, especially after taking medicine, are prone to fatigue and listlessness. Therefore, the idioms commonly used to describe a cold are:

1) Frost and dew disease: refers to the disease caused by wind and cold, refers to the cold.

2) Fatigue: Describe the lack of strength when you have a cold.

3) Weakness: Describes a weak voice and a lack of energy.

4) listlessness: no energy, described as lack of energy, unable to lift energy.

5) Dizziness: The feeling of dizziness caused by a cold.

Second, the embodiment and cause of colds.

1) The main manifestations of a cold are nasal symptoms, such as sneezing, nasal congestion, watery nasal discharge, etc.

2) There are many main causes of colds, such as cold, sudden changes in climate, or overwork, etc., which cause viruses to invade the body and cause colds.

3. It is recommended to go to the respiratory medicine department of the hospital in time after suffering from a cold, and if you have a slight cold, you can go to the clinic to see a doctor and take medicine for timely treatment. Especially for those like me who have had stupid allergic rhinitis, pay attention to cleanliness and hygiene, clean the mattress, and pay attention to keeping the dust warm to prevent colds.

A cold means a sudden infection of the upper respiratory tract.

The common cold refers to the "common cold", also known as the "cold", acute rhinitis or upper respiratory tract infection. Cold is a common acute upper respiratory tract viral infection, mostly caused by rhinovirus, parainfluenza virus, respiratory syncytial virus, echovirus, coxsackievirus, coronavirus, adenovirus, etc. The clinical manifestations are nasal congestion, sneezing, runny nose, fever, cough, headache, etc., which are mostly self-limited.

Most of them are sporadic, and they occur more often in winter and spring, and more often in the turn of seasons.

The onset of the disease is acute, with an incubation period of 1 to 3 days, mainly manifested as nasal symptoms, such as sneezing, nasal congestion, watery nasal discharge, cough, dry throat, itchy throat, sore throat or burning sensation, and even postnasal dripping sensation. 2 After 3 days, the nasal discharge thickens, often accompanied by sore throat, tearing, loss of taste, poor breathing, hoarseness, etc. There is usually no fever or systemic symptoms, or only low-grade fever, malaise, mild chills, and headache.

Generally** include taking a break, drinking plenty of water, eating a diet that is easy to digest, and paying attention to ventilation. Medications** may be used to relieve symptoms.

Diagnosis: mainly based on epidemiological history, clinical manifestations, and etiological examination.

1.Clinical manifestations: dry throat, itchy throat, sneezing, nasal congestion and cough, watery eyes, headache and other symptoms.

2.Routine blood tests: the total number of white blood cells is normal or low and the proportion of lymphocytes is elevated.

3.Etiological examination: positive viral nucleic acid detection, positive viral antigen detection, 4-fold increase in the recovery period of virus-specific antibody IgG compared with the acute stage, positive virus isolation and culture, etc.

Colds are mainly caused by inflammation of the nasal passages, pharynx and larynx caused by viral infections.

The main symptoms are sneezing, nasal congestion, sore throat, cough, fever, etc.

The main methods are general, drug, etc.

It is a self-limiting disease, usually mild, short-lived, and can recover spontaneously in about 7 days, and the prognosis is good.

Colds are divided into wind-chill colds and wind-heat colds, the difference lies in the different causes, different symptoms, different prognosis, **different, etc., it is recommended to be timely**.

Wind chill colds often occur in winter, because wind chill colds are a type of cold caused by external wind chill, and they are more likely to occur when the weather is colder. Wind-heat cold is caused by feeling the evil of wind-heat disease into the body, which is usually caused by the imbalance of righteous qi and caused by external wind-heat, and mostly occurs in spring and summer.

The cold is a scar hidden in my body.

It ached in my body.

The toxins that were released were paralyzing my nerves.

I didn't dare to go out.

Snot hangs in the middle of the nose.

My voice was surprisingly loud.

It makes people think it's there.

Posturing, or.

Acts as an old antique.

Take an aspirin to drive away the wind and cold.

Like pulling out deep into a joint with pliers.

Screw. Of course, a bowl of vinegar and hot water is indispensable.

Stir in the coriander, green onion and ginger.

Smoke the itch of the nose and the eyes.

Sour and sleepy. I see viruses as nemesis.

Use two tablets of virophil or.

A clear spirit to dispel.

Its trail. 1) My brother had a cold, and my mother boiled a big bowl of ginger soup for him.

2) Because he has not recovered from the cold, his voice is very hoarse.

3) I was sick and had a little fever, probably a cold.

4) The weather is hot and cold, and it is easy to catch a cold.

5) The doctor said that Xiao Ming had an epidemic ** and should have a good rest.

6) I accidentally caught a cold at my tablemate and sneezed one after another during class today.

7) He had a cold and was a little sullen when he spoke.

8) Pay attention to keep warm, a dry throat may be a precursor to a cold.

9) She did not catch a cold in time** and was prone to pneumonia.

10) This child has a very serious cold, so he has to be injected.

11) This epidemic ** came out violently, and many people fell ill.

12) If you catch a cold without clothes when it's cold, isn't it self-inflicted?

13) It's a pity that he lost this opportunity to exchange and learn because of a cold.

14) It's cold today, and if you wear such a thin line, you'll catch a cold.

15) Grandma is not feeling well, probably with a cold.

16) Xiaoli has a cold these days, has a bad appetite, and doesn't want to eat anything.

17) A cold is not a big deal, just take some medicine.

18) The child just has a cold, so don't make a fuss and ask God for divination!

19) Wearing a dress on such a cold day, it was no surprise that I caught a cold.

20) I am deeply asympathetic to the reluctant request from you to help me solve my work problems.