How did cold jaw ache to return a responsibility?
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When the weather changes, we wear less, especially easy to catch a cold, after the cold appears, the nose is very uncomfortable. Cold is a kind of frequent disease now. Both young and old people are more prone to cold. Therefore, we must do a good job in the prevention of cold. We should pay attention to the increase and decrease of clothes, not to make ourselves hot and cold. We should pay more attention to exercise our body, not to sit or stand for a long time, but also pay attention to our usual diet, In order to avoid such a situation, let's talk about a cold, chin pain how to return a responsibility?
How did cold jaw ache to return a responsibility?
First: the cold is caused by the reduced resistance of the body, which also has a certain relationship with the constitution. Jaw pain can be induced by the cold, and it can not be ruled out that it is caused by inflammation. You can also go to the hospital to see the dentist.
Second: as the saying goes: "worry about a worry, white head." Sentimental people's immune function is easy to reduce, the ability to kill pathogenic microorganisms is weakened, the level of interferon is decreased, and the respiratory defense function is decreased, so that the cold virus has an opportunity.
Third: a medical expert observed more than 400 unemployed, unemployed, divorced and other people with mental stress, and found that they are more likely to catch a cold than people without mental stress, because the antiviral substances such as interferon and nuclease in the nasopharynx are significantly reduced, and the local immunity is reduced.
matters needing attention
Soak your feet in hot water. In the season of sharp cooling, soak your feet in hot water for 15 minutes every night, and drop some vinegar into the water. Soak until your feet get angry, which can effectively dispel the cold in your body and prevent colds. Especially when you have already felt uncomfortable symptoms, you can block the occurrence of cold in time.
