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06/03/2023

Remedies for flu symptoms
Having the flu is no fun. But remedies for flu symptoms are available, and many of them provide great relief.

Keep these treatments in mind if you have the flu:

Pain relievers. Analgesics like acetaminophen and ibuprofen are often recommended to help ease symptoms. These include muscle aches and pains, headache, and fever.
Decongestants. This type of medication can help relieve nasal congestion and pressure in your sinuses and ears. Each type of decongestant can cause some side effects, so be sure to read labels to find the one that’s best for you.
Expectorants. This type of medication helps loosen thick sinus secretions that make your head feel clogged and cause coughing.
Cough suppressants. Coughing is a common flu symptom, and some medications can help relieve it. If you don’t want to take medication, some cough drops use honey and lemon to ease a sore throat and cough.
Be careful not to mix medications. Using unnecessary medication could cause unwanted side effects. It’s best to take medicines that apply to your predominant symptoms.

In the meantime, get plenty of rest. Your body is fighting hard against the influenza virus, so you need to give it plenty of downtime. Call in sick, stay at home, and get better. Don’t go to work or school with a fever.

You should also drink plenty of fluids. Water, low-sugar sports drinks, and soup can help you stay hydrated. Warm liquids like soup and tea have the added benefit of helping ease pain from a sore throat.

01/03/2023

High-risk groups include:

people with weakened immune systems
women who are pregnant or up to 2 weeks postpartum
people who are at least 65 years old
children under 5 years old (in particular, those under age 2)
people who live in chronic care facilities or nursing homes
people who have chronic conditions, such as heart or lung disease

27/02/2023

Treatment options for the flu
Most cases of the flu are mild enough that you can treat yourself at home without prescription medications.

It’s important you stay home and avoid contact with other people when you first notice flu symptoms.

You should also:

Drink plenty of fluids. This includes water, soup, and low-sugar flavored drinks.
Treat symptoms such as headache and fever with OTC medications.
Wash your hands to prevent spreading the virus to other surfaces or to other people in your house.
Cover your coughs and sneezes with tissues. Immediately dispose of those tissues.
Wear a face covering when in public.

24/02/2023

Most people recover from the flu in about a week. But it may take several more days for you to feel back to your usual self. It’s not uncommon to feel tired for several days after your flu symptoms have subsided.

It’s important to stay home from school or work until you’ve been free of fever for at least 24 hours (and that’s without taking fever-reducing medications).

If you have the flu, it can be passed to another person a day before your symptoms appear and up to 5–7 days afterward.

If you have any cold or flu symptoms during the COVID-19 pandemic, you must isolate yourself while getting tested and continue to practice good hygiene such as:

washing your hands
disinfecting high-touch areas
wearing a face covering
avoiding contact with others

20/02/2023

What are the symptoms of the flu?
Here are some of the common symptoms of the flu:

Fever
The flu almost always causes an increase in your body temperature. This is also known as a fever.

Most flu-related fevers range from a low-grade fever around 100°F (37.8°C) to as high as 104°F (40°C).

Although alarming, it’s not uncommon for young children to have higher fevers than adults. If you suspect your child has the flu, see their doctor.

You may feel “feverish” when you have an elevated temperature. Signs include chills, sweats, or being cold despite your body’s high temperature. Most fevers last for less than 1 week, usually around 3 to 4 days.

Cough
A dry, persistent cough is common with the flu. The cough may worsen, becoming uncomfortable and painful.

You may sometimes experience shortness of breath or chest discomfort during this time. Many flu-related coughs can last for about 2 weeks.

Muscle aches
Flu-related muscle pains are most common in your neck, back, arms, and legs. They can often be severe, making it difficult to move even when trying to perform basic tasks.

Headache
Your first symptom of the flu may be a severe headache. Sometimes symptoms, including light and sound sensitivity, go along with your headache.

Fatigue
Feeling tired is a not-so-obvious symptom of the flu. Feeling generally unwell can be a sign of many conditions. These feelings of tiredness and fatigue may come on fast and be difficult to overcome.

18/02/2023

What’s the difference between the flu and COVID-19?
The symptoms of COVID-19, the flu, and allergies have some overlap, but are often different. The main symptoms of COVID-19 are:

tiredness
fever
cough
shortness of breath
Sneezing is not typical.

Flu symptoms are similar to COVID-19 including fever and body aches. But you may not find shortness of breath as a symptom with the flu.

Allergy symptoms are usually more chronic and include sneezing, coughing, and wheezing.

17/02/2023

The key to reducing how often you burp is to limit how much air you swallow, especially when you eat and drink.

The following tips may help reduce the frequency of your burping:

Slow down while you’re eating and drinking.
Avoid talking while you’re chewing your food.
Try not to gulp drinks and avoid using straws.
Eat smaller meals.
Try to cut back on chewing gum and lozenges.

15/02/2023

If you burp frequently without experiencing acid reflux or heartburn, another gastrointestinal condition might be the culprit.

Some conditions associated with frequent burping include:

aerophagia
celiac disease
constipation
gastritis
gastroparesis
Helicobacter pylori (H. pylori) infection
indigestion (dyspepsia)
irritable bowel syndrome (IBS)
lactose intolerance
peptic ulcers
rumination disorder
These conditions are typically accompanied by other symptoms besides burping.

13/02/2023

Some types of foods are known to trigger burping.

These include carbonated drinks, beer, caffeine, and foods high in fiber, starch, or sugar, such as:

beans and lentils
certain vegetables, including peas, onions, mushrooms, cabbage, broccoli, and cauliflower
some fruits, like bananas
whole grains

11/02/2023

In most people, GERD doesn’t cause serious complications. But in rare cases, it can lead to serious or even life-threatening health problems.

10/02/2023

If you have asthma and GERD, it’s important to manage both conditions.

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#303 Southern Main Road
Cunupia

Opening Hours

Monday	09:00 - 15:00
Tuesday	09:00 - 15:00
Wednesday	09:00 - 15:00
Thursday	09:00 - 15:00
Friday	09:00 - 15:00
Saturday	07:00 - 12:00

Telephone

+18686864756

Website

https://trilogy-medical-services.business.site/

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