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Don't Suffer The Coughequences™... this cough, cold and flu season. Try Robitussin® and these tips to help control your cough:
Tip 1:
Try using a humidifier. A humidifier adds moisture to the air, which in turn moistens your airway passages to help reduce coughing.
Try using a humidifier. A humidifier adds moisture to the air, which in turn moistens your airway passages to help reduce coughing.
Tip 2:
Stay hydrated. Staying hydrated helps to thin mucus and make coughs more productive. Staying hydrated also helps fight infection.
Stay hydrated. Staying hydrated helps to thin mucus and make coughs more productive. Staying hydrated also helps fight infection.
Tip 3:
Sleep with your head elevated to help lessen cough caused by post-nasal drip.
Sleep with your head elevated to help lessen cough caused by post-nasal drip.
Do You Have a Cold?
How to Tell It’s a Cold
Colds are caused by viruses that affect your upper respiratory tract (nose, sinuses, throat). These tips can help you determine if you may have a cold. Pay most attention to your primary symptoms — the symptoms that are bothering you the most.
Colds are caused by viruses that affect your upper respiratory tract (nose, sinuses, throat). These tips can help you determine if you may have a cold. Pay most attention to your primary symptoms — the symptoms that are bothering you the most.
Cold
Gradual sore or irritated throat, building over 48 hours
- Runny nose/watery eyes
- Stuffy nose/congestion
- Sneezing
- Cough
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Do You Have the Flu?
How to Tell It’s the Flu
The flu is caused by viruses that affect your upper respiratory tract (nose, sinuses, throat). These tips can help you determine if you may have the flu. Pay most attention to your primary symptoms — the symptoms that are bothering you the most.
The flu is caused by viruses that affect your upper respiratory tract (nose, sinuses, throat). These tips can help you determine if you may have the flu. Pay most attention to your primary symptoms — the symptoms that are bothering you the most.
Flu
Fast onset of symptoms, especially fever
- Fever and chills
- Body aches
- Fatigue or weakness
- Cough (stuffy nose)
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