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"Anyone else suffering? Is it possible to catch more than one cold at once? Had anyone done this? I'm not sure how you'd know!" I know exactly what you mean as I had a slight cold last week which almost cleared up and now seem to have a new and improved version | |||
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"Anyone else suffering? Is it possible to catch more than one cold at once? Had anyone done this? I'm not sure how you'd know!" I don't think you can get more than one cold at a time. You may get two or three in quick succession, of varying severity, but never simultaneously S x | |||
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"Anyone else suffering? Is it possible to catch more than one cold at once? Had anyone done this? I'm not sure how you'd know!" I am an expert cold catcher, and have frequently caught more than two, then re-infected myself with the resultant mutant cold germs I try hard not to pass on any colds to others, not because I am kind but because they then go and give them back to me just as I am recovering! | |||
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"Do bacteria ever cause colds? I thought it was just viruses. That's why getting antibiotics for a cold is a bit naughty. Building antibiotic resistance in the population and all that." yes bacteria can cause colds but as viruses can as well its pointless to use antibiotics as they only work half the time x | |||
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"There's about a 100 different types of cold, you could have more than one at one time. You wouldn't know though. It's also one reason why there's so many strains of cold, multiple strains trade genetic material and mutate. " The most perfect germ There is man would not last long on this planet if it turned deadly, we sometimes Have to thank our lucky stars and hope it never does Because we would never stop it. | |||
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"I've had a cold since weekend before last and this weekend was struck down with the most awful gastric bug imaginable ........ it was grim " I had that passed on to me once From my father it waited till I was on Holiday for at least one or two days it Demobilised me almost coma like could not keep anything in thank god it made a Quick visit and went it was a swine.. | |||
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"Anyone else suffering? Is it possible to catch more than one cold at once? Had anyone done this? I'm not sure how you'd know!" If you have a genuine concern I will help rub some Vicks on your chest | |||
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"Its definitely possible to have more than one! Its also not unusual to have a bacterial infection and a viral one at the same time Antibiotics will clear up the cold caused by the bacteria but not the cold caused by the virus" The cold is caused by a/the virus. The bacteria is a secondary infection that has taken advantage of the saws/damage done by the cold virus but the bacteria is not actually a cold. (unless things have changed). | |||
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"Do bacteria ever cause colds? I thought it was just viruses. That's why getting antibiotics for a cold is a bit naughty. Building antibiotic resistance in the population and all that. yes bacteria can cause colds but as viruses can as well its pointless to use antibiotics as they only work half the time x" No, bacteria doesn't cause colds! A cold is a virus, hence why antibiotics don't work. Bacterial infections happen because of a compromised immune system caused by the cold virus. There is no such bacterial cold! | |||
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