Cold and Flu

The common cold and the flu, along with their symptoms, can often be managed with over-the-counter medications. That means you can head to your local pharmacy or shop online for medicine that may be able to alleviate some of the worst parts of being sick.

If you have an office job, you’re probably used to sharing a lot of things with your co-workers. Don’t get caught in the trap of sharing your germs with them, too! So many people feel pressured to go into work, despite being sick with a cold, flu, or other easily transmittable illness. Today, we’re going to talk about the reasons you should take a sick day and how to feel less guilty about it.

When cold and flu season begins, it can affect absolutely everyone. But if you have kids, your family is even more susceptible – and far more likely to get sick. And when the cold or flu strikes, it can mean missing school, work, and all kinds of other responsibilities.

There’s no cure for the common cold—there, we said it. There are so many articles and resources out there that are all promising to cure your cold faster as long as you use their patented remedies, or products, or follow their helpful advice. The truth is, there are some things that will help you get relief from the pain and frustration of symptoms, but there’s not much that you can do to get rid of a cold once it’s taken hold.