Description
Code : D7
Product Name : Doliosis Cold Sinus Liquid Complex
Indication : Relieves symptoms of common cold, running nose, dry and stuffed sinuses, postnasal drip, sinus pressure and pain.
Dose : 10 Drops 3 times a day
Composition : Euphrasia Officinalis 8x 0.02 %
Gelsemium Sempervirens 8x 0.02 %
Kali Bichromicum 12x 0.02 %
Sabadilla 12x 0.02 %
Teucrium Marum 6x 0.02 %
Alcohol 30 % v/v
A cold is an infection caused by a virus that finds a home in your upper respiratory system, including your nose and throat. Over 200 different viruses are capable of causing a cold, though most of the time a type of rhinovirus, one that primarily affects the nose, is the culprit.
Colds can be so mild you may only have symptoms for a few days, or a cold can hang on for weeks.
Because a common cold is caused by a virus, it can’t be effectively treated with antibiotics. Some medications can help reduce symptoms, but rest is usually the main way to beat a cold virus.
A sinus infection causing inflammation of the sinuses, also known as sinusitis, is commonly caused by a bacterial infection, though it can be caused by a virus or fungus (mold).
In some cases, you can develop a sinus infection following a common cold.
A cold can cause the lining of your sinuses to become inflamed, which makes it difficult for them to properly drain. That can lead to mucus becoming trapped in the sinus cavity, which, in turn, can create an inviting environment for bacteria to grow and spread.
You can have an acute sinus infection or chronic sinusitis. An acute sinus infection tends to last for less than a month. Chronic sinusitis lasts for more than three months, and symptoms may regularly come and go.
SYMPTOMS OF COMMON COLD
- congestion
- runny or stuffy nose
- headache
- postnasal drip
- cough
- fever, though with a cold, it tends to be a low-grade fever
- fatigue, or lack of energy
Cold symptoms are usually at their worst within a few days after the infection sets in, and then they usually start to subside within 7 to 10 days. Sinus infection symptoms may last twice as long or much longer, especially without treatment.
Sinus infection symptoms
Sinus infection symptoms are similar to those of a common cold, though there are some subtle differences.
A sinus infection can cause sinus pain and pressure. Your sinuses are air-filled cavities located behind your cheekbones and around the eyes and forehead. When they become inflamed, that can lead to facial pain.
A sinus infection can also make you feel pain in your teeth, though the health of your teeth generally isn’t affected by the sinus infection.
A sinus infection can also cause a sour taste to linger in your mouth and cause bad breath, especially if you’re experiencing postnasal drip.
Cold or sinus infection symptoms that linger for weeks shouldn’t be ignored.
To help avoid colds or sinus infections:
- Limit your exposure to people who have colds, especially in confined spaces.
- Wash your hands frequently.
- Manage your allergies, either through medications or by avoiding allergens, if possible.
If you frequently develop sinus infections, talk to your doctor. They can work with you to try to identify underlying causes or risk factors, which may help you reduce your risk for sinusitis in the future.
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