eHow launches Android app: Get the best of eHow on the go.

Cold & Flu

Sort by:
Best Match
Most Popular
Newest

Showing 1-50 of 2,168 results

  • Signs & Symptoms of the Spanish Influenza

  • What Does DM Mean in Cold & Flu?

    You've probably seen the two-letter "codes" on many over-the-counter cold and flu medications, like Sudafed "PE," or Robitussin "DM." Those letters indicate an ingredient in that medication;...

  • How to Treat Hiccups Using Lemon

    Lemon peel, juice and pulp have had infinite uses and applications for centuries worldwide. Used as a food and beverage flavoring, garnish, cleaner, antiseptic, body cleansing agent, bleaching...

  • How to Treat Cough

    Cough is common in the winter season.Seasonal changes can cause the respiratory tract to get blocked partially.Cough is also caused by wrong eating habits.Eating cold and refrigerated products in...

  • How to Get Rid of a Cold

    When you do not feel good because of the weather changing from cold to hot. Sometimes you start to feel bad all of a sudden. First you start getting headaches, sore throat, or even dry coughs out...

  • What Are the Treatments for Type A Influenza in Children?

    According to the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, influenza viruses cause two main types of flu in humans; these are type A and type B. The H1N1 or swine flu is a variant of the...

  • How to Identify a Sinus Infection

    If you've had a headache, runny or stuffy nose, and other symptoms, you may wonder if it all points to a cold, allergies or a sinus infection. How can you tell the difference and what can you do...

  • How to Stay Healthy All Winter

    the average american woman catches three colds a season-and if you have kids in school,that number can soar as high as 10!you can protect yourself and your family from the viruses and bacteria...

  • How to Cure Common Cold and Fever

    Common cold can ruin an entire week.It usually starts with sore throat,fever and chills.Cold is mostly caused by bacterial infection,lack of sleep,fatigue,sudden changes in temperature and...

  • How to Make Herbal Remedies for Colds, Flus and Coughs

    According to many patients, doctors and scientific researchers, herbs and natural remedies do work. They are safe if chosen and used appropriately and are often as effective and as safe as...

  • How to Stay Well and Be Healthy

    Colder weather and winter blahs don't have to mean colds and flu. Follow these simple tips to be well and healthy!

  • How to Beat a Cold

    There is nothing more annoying than getting a cold. These simple steps could help prevent getting a cold. The more obsessive compulsive you are about not getting sick, the better chance of you...

  • How to Clear your sinuses without medicine

    Easy way to clear your sinuses without medicine.

  • How to Stop Night Time Coughing

    When suffering from a cold or the flu, it's very important that you get plenty of rest in order to recover. But this can be more than a little hard to do when you start coughing just as soon as...

  • How to Prevent Sinus Infection

    A sinus infection can be most uncomfortable and render one unproductive for several days. If left untreated, can result in a more serious health condition. However, it is much better to take...

  • Benzocaine & Sinus Pain

    Sinus pain is a headache that affects the face, cheeks, forehead and around the eyes. It usually occurs during a cold or when your nose is congested and filled with mucus. There are several...

  • Daytime and Nighttime Cold Remedy

    Approximately one million Americans suffer from the common cold each year, according to Medline Plus. Symptoms of this condition may include a sore throat, coughing and congestion. Colds are...

  • Signs & Symptoms of a Flu Shot

  • Signs & Symptoms of Swine Influenza

  • Signs & Symptoms of Mild Flu

  • Signs of a Cold & Flu

  • How to Naturally Cure Colds

    Learn which natural supplements can ease your cold and flu symptoms and help you to get over your cold quickly and easily.

  • Bourbon Cold Remedy

    One of the oldest remedies for the common cold is a hot toddy. Hot toddies are usually made with bourbon and supposedly help soothe sore throats and clear the nose. Although there is no medical...

  • Medication for Post-Nasal Drip With a Cough

    Post-nasal drip is a condition where mucus builds up in the sinuses and drips down the throat. This can cause excess coughing, difficulty breathing, upset stomach (from swallowed mucus) and bad...

  • How to Treat a Cold with Colloidal Silver

    Colloidal silver has the ability to kill all types of bacteria and viruses. It can even be used to kill bacteria that have become immune to antibiotics. Colloidal silver can be used to treat many...

  • How to Stop Your Cough Naturally

    Coming down with a cold is never any fun, but it can be especially aggravating when accompanied by relentless coughing. Not only does your hacking cough interrupt your day it can be very...

  • How to Tap the Back for Chest Congestion

    Chest congestion causes you to feel miserable during a respiratory infection and also increases your risks of developing further bacterial infections in the lungs and bronchial tubes. Tapping the...

  • Influenza & Treatment Guidelines

    Most people get over influenza, or the flu, after a few days of at-home treatment. Flu sufferers with pre-existing medical conditions and those with compromised immune systems can develop...

  • How to Protect Yourself From a Cold

    There are many things that you should know in the cold season to protect yourself from getting sick. Although most cases of colds are not serious, if you have any underlying medical conditions,...

  • How to Ease the Symptoms of a Cold

    American adults get on average two to four colds a year, children get even more. Colds are responsible for as much as 40% of lost workdays. Although there is no cure for the common cold there...

  • How to Treat Mono

    Infectious mononucleosis, frequently referred to simply as mono, is a common viral infection that typically affects teens and young adults. The virus is transmitted person to person through saliva...

  • First Signs of Cold & Flu

  • Rondec DM Safety for Kids

    Rondec DM is a liquid prescription medication that contains chlorpheniramine maleate and phenylephrine hydrochloride. Despite its effectiveness at relieving cold symptoms in children, Rondec DM...

  • Prevention & Control of H5N1 Avian Influenza Virus

    Avian flu, also known as the H5N1 strain, is a form of flu that, according to the Mayo Clinic, rarely affects humans, yet is known to be highly lethal if it does. It occurs commonly in poultry and...

  • What Are the Treatments for Cold & Heavy Congestion?

    The common cold is a viral infection that often causes nasal congestion, sore throat and a runny nose. The heavy nasal congestion that accompanies a cold can be relieved with over the counter...

  • What Produces Sinus Drainage?

    Sinus drainage occurs continuously, usually without most people noticing it. The sinus cavities normally produce a thin mucus that carries dirt, pollen and other offenders out of the body. When...

  • Chicken Soup Cures for the Common Cold

    Your mom was on to something when she fed you chicken soup at the first sign of a cold. Although it has been used for years as a home remedy, most people associate chicken soup with the comfort it...

  • Sinus Remedies With Baking Soda

    More than 35 million Americans suffer from sinus disease, according to Dr. Murray Grossan of Cedars-Sinai Hospital, Los Angeles. The sinus cavity is a very sensitive space in the middle of the...

  • Foods to Get Rid of a Cold

    The common cold is a viral infection that causes mild to moderate symptoms for up to two weeks, including cough, head congestion, sore throat, a low-grade fever, stuffed-up nose, headache and a...

  • Why Does the Flu Season Occur in Winter?

    Even though it is possible to contract the flu at any time during the year, the virus seems much more prevalent in the winter. However, recent studies may have discovered why the flu occurs in...

  • What Are the Dangers of Cough Medicine?

    Although cough medicine can be bought over the counter, the medicine still carries the risk of potentially fatal side effects. Follow the directions on the syrup's label to minimize the chances of...

  • Homemade Non-Burning Sinus Rinse

    A natural way to ease sinus pressure is with a sinus rinse. According to James T. Li, M.D., of the Mayo Clinic, "regular use of a neti pot is more effective for nasal allergy and sinus symptoms...

  • Vicks Vapor Rub Dangers

  • Night Relief for a Cold

    Having a cold can be a miserable experience, with symptoms including aches, a stuffy nose, a cough, and a sore throat. When the sun goes down and it is time for bed, all you want to do is fall...

  • Is a Common Cold Infectious?

    The common cold is an infectious viral condition caused by more than 100 varieties of the rhinovirus. It affects the upper respiratory tract and produces sore throat, cough, stuffy nose and sneezing.

  • How to Stop a Statin Cough

    Statin drugs are used to lower cholesterol levels in the body. Statins may cause side effects such as muscle pain, digestive upset and coughing. There are several ways to reduce coughs brought on...

  • Is Chicken Soup Effective for the Common Cold?

    When you get sick with a cold, you might crave chicken soup. It turns out that's a good thing. Chicken soup can actually help to relieve cold symptoms and may even help you get over your cold faster.

  • Use of Fresh Ginger in the Common Cold

    Ginger is a plant that is mostly grown in Asia and in Jamaica and other parts of the Caribbean. Easily recognizable by its distinct, pungent smell, ginger is widely used in various cuisines around...

  • Is the Common Cold Bacterial or Viral in Origin?

    The common cold is a viral infection. Antibiotics, prescribed to treat bacterial infections, are ineffective in treating colds. Secondary bacterial infections can develop from complications of a cold.

  • Sinus Fungal Disease

    Sinus fungal disease or allergic fungal sinusitis occurs when a fungus to which you have a sensitivity or allergy enters your airways. As a result, the cavities behind your nose and within your...

More

Copyright © 1999-2010 eHow, Inc. Use of this web site constitutes acceptance of the eHow Terms of Use and Privacy Policy .   en-US Portions of this page are modifications based on work created and shared by Google and used according to terms described in the Creative Commons 3.0 Attribution License. † requires javascript

Demand Media