Cold and Flu FAQs
Last updated:
26-Oct-2009
FAQ: What's the Best Treatment for a Cold?
Though rest is the best way to treat a cold, there are some possible treatments for cold-related cough, nasal congestion, and fever.
1 Expert AnswerFAQ: When's the Best Time to Get a Flu Shot?
The best time to get a flu shot is as soon as the vaccines are available. Find out about the availability of regular and swine flu vaccines.
FAQ: What Can I Do to Avoid Getting a Cold?
To prevent colds, keep your hands clean and avoid touching your face. Read here to learn less obvious facts about the spread of cold viruses.
FAQ: When Should I See My Doctor if I Think I Have Swine Flu?
Most people don't need a doctor's care to recover from swine flu. Learn who's at highest flu risk and which flu symptoms call for medical attention.
FAQ: What Are the Symptoms of H1N1 Flu (Swine Flu)?
Swine flu shares the same symptoms as season flu. In some cases, more severe symptoms call for medical care. Learn the symptoms of H1N1, or swine flu.
FAQ: How Can I Avoid Getting Swine Flu?
The best way to avoid the swine flu is to get vaccinated. Learn about the importance of vaccination and other measures to prevent getting flu.
FAQ: What Are the Most Common Side Effects of a Flu Shot?
The common side effects of a flu vaccination depend on whether you get an injection or a nasal spray. Learn the common side effects of a flu vaccine.
FAQ: Can a Flu Shot Give You the Flu?
The flu shot can't give you the flu, though sometimes it causes mild side effects. Learn why the benefits of a flu shot outweigh any negatives.
FAQ: What Should I Do About a Cold That Won't Go Away?
Colds are difficult to cure and may last for up to two weeks. Learn what you can do to treat a cold and when to seek medical advice.
FAQ: What's the Best Treatment for Swine Flu?
The best treatment for swine flu is rest with plenty of fluids. In serious cases, medication may be needed. Learn about the treatments for swine flu.
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