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Rising temperatures, melting ice, rising sea levels in the near future are just a part of the greenhouse effect. It can bend rails, change the circadian rhythm
The temperature may drop to 11-14 degrees Celsius, there are places below 10 degrees Celsius. It gets cold, and the heat level drops sharply, which can make us change bo…
According to ScienceAlert, about 50-90% of people experience runny nose when it is cold. This natural reaction can be considered a symptom of a cold or needing body heat.
The answer lies in the way our nose fights disease.
The color and taste of nasal fluid can also manifest the special pathology of the nose. We should take precautions to diagnose and treat diseases early and timely.
The feeling of nasal congestion, shortness of breath often makes the baby uncomfortable when having a runny nose. Even my mother could not bear to see her baby wiping he…
Parents are often not too worried when they see their children have a runny nose, fuss, fever ..., but that may be a manifestation of middle ear infection - a very commo…
Doctors in the UK recommend that those who have runny nose should not take antibiotics because the disease will automatically go away.