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Common colds
and the flu are
caused by viruses
that affect the
upper respiratory
system ­ the nose,
mouth, throat and
lungs. Both have
similar symptoms,
though the symptoms of a cold are
usually milder and develop more slowly
than flu symptoms.
"Unfortunately, there are no
medicines that will actually cure a cold
or the flu," says Anindita Ghosh, MD,
a Cleveland Clinic internal medicine
physician who provides patient care at
Beachwood Family Health and Surgery
Center. "A flu shot may not prevent you
from getting the flu, but it will decrease
symptoms if you do."
Antibiotics don't work on viruses;
however, if you have a cold or the flu,
these over-the-counter medicines can
help make symptoms more bearable:
· Analgesics containing acetaminophen
or ibuprofen to reduce fever and pain.
· Antihistamines to dry out the nose.
· Decongestants to relieve a stuffy,
clogged nose.
· Expectorants to loosen mucus and
make blowing your nose easier.
· Cough medicines to reduce coughing.
· Throat lozenges to ease sore throat
pain.
"When it comes to colds and flu,
prevention is really the best medicine.
The Centers for Disease Control
recommend that everyone age six
months or older get an annual flu shot.
It's even more important for those with
other health problems," says Dr. Ghosh.
"Another simple step toward staying
healthy is to wash your hands ­ it's the
single most important thing we can do
to stop the spread of disease."
To make an appointment with
Dr. Ghosh at the Cleveland Clinic
Beachwood Family Health Center,
call 216.839.3000.
Cleveland Clinic offers same-day
appointments.
Cold and flu season is coming. Are you ready?
Anindita Ghosh, MD
Welcome
Sandra Darling,
DO, MPH
Primary Care
Dr. Darling
specializes
in preventive
medicine and
public health. Her
aim is to create
a partnership
with her patients
to help each person achieve a state
of health and well-being. In her
practice she focuses on prevention
and slowing the progression of existing
conditions including diabetes, cancer,
cardiovascular disease, autoimmune
disease, excess weight and chronic
pain. Dr. Darling goes beyond the
treatment of isolated symptoms;
her osteopathic philosophy is to
facilitate the innate healing process by
considering the body, mind and spirit
of each individual.
For an appointment with Dr. Darling
at the Cleveland Clinic Center for
Integrative and Lifestyle Medicine
in Lyndhurst, please call
216.448.HEAL (4325).
Sandra Darling, DO, MPH