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  Common cold The common cold is a viral infection caused by many viruses, mostly by rhinoviruses. symptoms start appearing  after 1-3 days of exposure to the virus. Early symptoms include  r unny /stuffy nose, s ore throat, c ough, c ongestion, m ild headache, s neezing, m alaise, and fever . As cold runs its course, catarrh thickens changes its color to white, and in the next stage turns to greenish yellow to yellow. It is usually self-limiting.  colds are usually self-limiting but a neglected cold may develop into a chest infection. It usually lasts for 7-10 days. Homeopathic traetment for cold Aconite  – cold after sudden exposure to cold air, like from an air conditioner or after going for a walk, biking, or any kind of exposure to dry cold weather. The symptoms to use Aconite include chilliness aftera sudden  dry cold wind exposure followed by fever, stuffy nose, tingling and burning in the nose with throbbing frontal headache. Symptoms are better in the open air.  It is most use
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  Nasal polyps These are the pale,  soft, painless, freely movable, and noncancerous growths arising from the inner lining of the nose and paranasal sinuses causing obstruction to the nasal passage thereby resulting in symptoms like stuffy nose, total or partial loss of sense of smell which are more markedly and commonly seen along with other symptoms like post nasal drip, runny nose, sneezing, snoring, pressure at the root of the nose and face, facial pain, dryness of nasal passages, sore throat. In very few cases, they bleed too. Big polyps cause symptoms. .small polyps often go unnoticed without symptoms. There are two types of nasal polyps. These are antrochoanal polyps and ethmoidal polyps.  The antrochoanal polyp arises from the maxillary sinus and is single and unilateral (one-sided).  The ethmoidal polyps are usually multiple, and bilateral, and arise from the ethmoidal sinus, the middle turbinate lateral wall of the nose, mainly from the middle meatus. Though there is no speci