Treating the common cold
The common cold is a self-limiting infection. It basically runs its course in a couple of days with the help of the immune system. On average, the cold wears off with constant hydration, rest and food after a few days. However, your physician is not out of place to prescribe some meds to deal with specific symptoms. Some of the ways to treat common cold include:

Analgesics: This carries out a dual role of easing pains and fever and is one of the most common medicines used by people with a cold. A typical example is the paracetamol which is sold over the counter (without prescriptions) in pharmacies.

Nasal Decongestant:This is needed to deal with blocked nostrils. It can be in the form of oral tablets or nasal drops, or sprays. Some over the counter cold medicines have analgesics like paracetamol and a nasal decongestant combined. Do well to ask your pharmacist, so you don’t take such while including paracetamol.

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