As the temperature plummets, many people begin to experience symptoms of a cold, and runny nose is one of the most common symptoms. However, is runny nose a wind-chill cold or a wind-heat cold? Today we will analyze it.
First of all, let's understand the characteristics of runny nose. Runny nose generally refers to a runny nose that is watery, colorless, and not accompanied by a yellowish-green discharge. At this point, whether it is a wind-chill cold or a wind-heat cold, the characteristics of runny nose are the same. Therefore, it is not possible to determine what kind of cold it is based on the runny nose alone.
Next, let's analyze the symptoms of wind-chill colds and wind-heat colds. Wind chill and cold are generally accompanied by symptoms such as severe headache, chills, fever, and sore throat. Wind-heat colds are accompanied by headache, sore throat, dry mouth, cough, dry throat and other symptoms. From these symptoms, the symptoms of wind-chill cold and wind-heat cold are similar, so it is impossible to determine which kind of cold it is based on the symptoms alone.
So, how do you determine if it's a wind-chill cold or a wind-heat cold? We need to judge it in combination with other symptoms. Wind chill colds are generally accompanied by a feeling of coldness, and you want to use something warm to keep warm. On the other hand, wind-heat colds are accompanied by the feeling of craving cold drinks and wanting to use cold drinks to beat the heat. Through this aspect, we can preliminarily judge the type of cold.
In addition, we can also tell the type of cold from the color of the tongue coating. Tongue coating is an important indicator of disease in the human body. For wind-cold colds, the tongue coating is generally white, while wind-heat colds are yellow. By looking at the color of the tongue coating, we can more accurately determine the type of cold.
Finally, there is another important indicator of the pulse. Patients with wind-cold colds generally have a slow pulse, while wind-heat colds have a rapid pulse. By observing the changes in the pulse, we can further confirm the type of cold.
To sum up, to determine whether runny nose is a wind-chill cold or wind-heat cold, we need to consider a number of factors. These include features of runny nose, accompanying symptoms, preference for warmth, tongue color, and pulse. Only through a comprehensive analysis can the type of cold be accurately judged, so as to make targeted **.
Of course, if the symptoms are more severe or last longer, we recommend that the patient seek medical attention in time for a professional diagnosis and ** by a doctor. After all, doctors have a wealth of knowledge and experience to be able to give patients the most appropriate **.
I hope that everyone can have a certain understanding of wind chill and wind heat cold, so as to better prevent and deal with colds. Remember, maintaining good lifestyle and eating habits to strengthen your immunity is the most important thing! New Year's Creation Incentive Program