How does a cold return a responsibility with respect to asthma?

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During a cold, not all fruits can be eaten. For example, some cold fruits and some iced juice will cause the contraction of bronchi, which will aggravate the cough accompanied by a cold and worsen the disease. So, in life, we should pay attention to it, the following is a specific talk about a cold on asthma how to return a responsibility?.

How does a cold return a responsibility with respect to asthma?

First: we all know that a cold is caused by a virus. After the virus infection, some people are easy to affect the heart muscle. We don't have to be nervous. 98% and 99% of people are cured after infection. We have done relevant research. After a cold, 30% of people will have abnormal ECG, but most of them don't feel it. The proportion of abnormal ECG is sometimes very high, but there are not many people who really have symptoms, and even fewer people develop into diseases.

Second: the cold caused by the virus is generally divided into three stages: catarrhal stage (early stage of cold), infection stage and recovery stage. Each stage has some "artifact" to protect the nose. Caught a cold, many people do not know how to properly care for the nasal cavity. In fact, as long as you take good care of the nasal cavity, it can not only make you less guilty, but also shorten the course of the disease and make the cold better soon.

Third: in fact, if the nasal congestion continues to be bad, and the symptoms of purulent discharge continue, repeated epistaxis, occasional headache or abnormal smell, it may not be rhinitis.

matters needing attention

Put your toothbrush in the microwave and heat it for 10 seconds. This will kill the germs that can cause colds and other diseases. You think a toothbrush will make your teeth smoother, and that's true. But when you brush your teeth, your toothbrush becomes a hotbed of germs. So put your toothbrush in the microwave before brushing, or store it in hydrogen peroxide (remember to rinse it before use), or simply change your toothbrush every month when you tear off a page of your calendar or catch a cold.