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If you’re suffering from a cold or sinus infection and not sure what’s going on, I’m listing a few of the symptoms of each to help you tell the difference. You can easily tell the difference after reviewing them. Sometimes some of the symptoms of a sinus infection or sinusitis – which merely means an inflammation including an infection, or other sinus problems, will be the same as a cold.
With a cold or the common cold you’ll have nasal congestion, your nose will be runny, but the discharge will be clear, you may have some sneezing and a sore throat. You may have some post nasal drip, which means you may have fluid from your nose drip down into the back of your throat. You may have a cough or headache. Adults don’t usually get a fever, but kids can have an elevated temperature. All in all a cold will run its course in three to five days or so, whether or not you get any kind of treatment for it.
The common cold is caused by a virus not bacteria or fungi. Sometimes a cold can involve the sinus cavities and cause swelling, although this would rarely happen the first day. It may take a day or two if it’s going to involve the sinuses. And then you could get a sinus infection during and then following the cold.
Heartburn is also known as acid reflux. The condition occurs when acid or contents of your stomach back up in the gullet or (esophagus). The pain occurs usually after a large meal, lying down, or bending over and can be accompanied with a bitter or sour taste in your mouth and throat. Heartburn is sometimes known as indigestion, sour stomach, acid regurgitation or pyrosis and can play havoc with sleeping, swallowing, burping or bloating, and in some cases chronic cough and choking episodes.
Heartburn can be controlled by over the counter medications or changing you’re eating habits. It is known that 90% of Heartburn cases are caused by diet. Fatty foods, fried foods, chocolate, citrus fruits and juices, tomatoes and tomato sauces, peppermint flavoring and spicy food can all cause heartburn though everyone seems to have their own trigger. Alcohol, red wine, caffeinated drinks and tobacco may also be a trigger.
Antibiotics do little to help a sinus infection, since most are not caused by bacteria. It used to be what doctors commonly ordered, but most do not suggest it today.
You can clear up sinus infections fast using natural sinus treatment at home and there is a lot you can do to lessen cold symptoms. Seek natural treatments and home remedies for relief as much as possible and limit the amount of medications, which can often make things worse