I rarely get sick... but when I do I get violently sick...

@Danilego

4 жыл бұрын

I feel the exact opposite.. does that mean my immune system is good? Weird!

@fleafrier1

4 жыл бұрын

You don't always get sick, but when you do, you get too sickie.

@yorusuyasoul69420

4 жыл бұрын

I'm so impress with my body I have unhealthy style but im rarely to get sick maybe last was 3 years ago lol

@amadeodante

4 жыл бұрын

Me too

@GoddessError

4 жыл бұрын

I had a cold last month for the first time in, like, 2 years and I legitimately thought I had pneumonia.

Haven't had a cold in years. Just like me, my immune-system is one lazy entity.

@DaSquareful

4 жыл бұрын

Mine is so active it gives me lifelong ezcema, yay...

@archiecook55

4 жыл бұрын

I had somehow gone a few years without having any colds but then I got a really bad one last week. Still recovering from it now.

@annanicholson5309

4 жыл бұрын

Bahahaha

@catash7247

4 жыл бұрын

Getting tired of the filler

@yorusuyasoul69420

4 жыл бұрын

The last time I've been sick maybe 4 years ago lol

I wish my immune system would chill the hell out sometimes. Not every little thing that comes along means you gotta blow up my lymph nodes like party balloons.

@TheRibofJESUS

4 жыл бұрын

😂🤣

@mukulsharma5738

4 жыл бұрын

loool

@belgiumball2308

4 жыл бұрын

My immune system is nonexistant. Proof: *I GOT EBOLA AND ONLY BLEEDING FROM NOSE*

@jonyyshallow2845

4 жыл бұрын

Relatable hahah

@424io

4 жыл бұрын

Mycotoxins?

"Sore throat and stuffy nose are actually caused by your own immune system" Me: It be your own homies

@carlosandleon

4 жыл бұрын

lmao

@LoneMaestro-

2 жыл бұрын

Dang

This would explain how I seem to have the sniffles almost all year round, but never caught anything bad enough to actually allow me to skip work.

@michaszymocha134

4 жыл бұрын

Maybe you should check if you have an allergy ;)

@deanbaza8581

4 жыл бұрын

yeah I suffer acute rianitis to tobacco smoke,test shows it has many different triggers.

@raguvaran6

4 жыл бұрын

Me too man

@breimalislobodnoime

4 жыл бұрын

maybe you are sensitive to something in your environment. it is worth checking out even if it is just humidity levels or dust.

@ericgauthier1484

4 жыл бұрын

Stop using cocain? It helped for me.atleast

this reminds me of when I was deep into an eating disorder and would never get sick aka show symptoms because my immune system was weakened, now that I'm doing better any time I catch a cold I'm thankful for my immune system even if it's annoying at times haha

@allegrabraun7545

4 жыл бұрын

Do glad you are better! Congrats🥀

@jesusclause4164

4 жыл бұрын

honey omg me too!!

@matildas3177

4 жыл бұрын

I'm so happy to hear that you're doing better!

@belgiumball2308

4 жыл бұрын

Ur immune system can do a cytokine storm which will flatline u

@EroticOnion23

2 жыл бұрын

You should get to a point like me where my immune system kills the invaders before they even trigger symptoms that can be felt...(been "sick" once in the last decade)

I do not often get colds, but when I do, I feel absolutely horrendous. 😷

@Comdeyclub2.0

29 күн бұрын

Bro can you tell me how can I also be like you?

ok now i know that my body is just bitching and overreacting

"My immune system isn't strong. It's smart"

@alienufoweird

4 жыл бұрын

THIS ^

@StanEclipse

4 жыл бұрын

yeah... no

This made me really happy. I thought I had a terrible immune system, but now I see it's probably not so bad.

But sometimes a strong immune system can be too strong and cause autoimmune diseases.

@massimookissed1023

4 жыл бұрын

I prescribe a poo transplant.

@edgardo5049

4 жыл бұрын

It be your own body 😔

@xWood4000

4 жыл бұрын

@@massimookissed1023 I mean if it's a fitting disease, why not.

@drjp4212

4 жыл бұрын

@@massimookissed1023 Jokes aside, that's the treatment (with such a degree of risk because poop donor may have multi-resistant microbiota) for pseudomembraneous colitis, caused mostly by Clostridium difficile after large range antibiotics. It's more about vanishing healthy microbiota then autoimmune disease.

@TASHXFILES

4 жыл бұрын

It's not necessary because the immune system is too strong, in autoimmune disease the immune system is just reacting to things it shouldn't, it's not behaving properly

Who’s watching with a cold right now? 🙋‍♂️ 🤒

@pearlofthedarkage

4 жыл бұрын

Me.

@fauzantanala

4 жыл бұрын

I get cold like every morning 🤧

@Keallei

4 жыл бұрын

Aww feel better, fam!

@rajat.2

4 жыл бұрын

Get well soon

@elliefender9351

4 жыл бұрын

🙋‍♀️

*YES* having a stronger immune system increases the severity of 'symptoms'. The stronger your immune system is, the more aggressive its reaction to infections becomes.

@karlhans6678

3 жыл бұрын

It doesnt make sense tho, if my body can get rid of the virus quickly without getting my body in chaos mode then my system is strong. Like those that had respiratory problems from covid have a stronger immune system than those who just got the symptoms of a common cold?

@menace6734

3 жыл бұрын

@@karlhans6678 it means your antibodies attack the virus or whatever very quickly.

The tables have turned. Those of us always getting sick are now the one's who knock

From an evolutionary perspective, the influenza virus is truly amazing. It's genome consists of 8 different segments (comparable to chromosomes) which can be reassorted independently. This means that two influenza viruses can shuffle around their chromosomes when they both end up in the same cells. Influenza also has an enormously high error rate. As a result, an immune system is not able to recognise influenza within 5 years of the last infection (Amazing right? I plan to do a video on that myself soon!). Since I'm a biologist, feel free to ask me anything about that topic!

@OceanAce

4 жыл бұрын

Do you know anything about influenza being used as a viral vector for mRNA delivery?

@enelmartodoesfelicidad

4 жыл бұрын

I want the explination in spanish

This isn’t necessarily true - reactivity and “strength” are different - an immune system can be highly reactive and weak at the same time (for example, autoimmunity), or it can be minimally reactive and weak (leukopenias, AIDS) and same goes for when the immune system is “strong” aka is fighting off pathogens well (i think that’s what you meant by strong?) source: i both have an autoimmune disease and study auto inflammatory conditions as a grad student. Would love to chat more about this!

I used to get colds all the time until I taught children for a couple of years, and now I never get them. Does this mean that my immune system just gave up?

@garethdean6382

4 жыл бұрын

Quite possibly, it's known that frequent exposure to an allergen can cause decreased sensitivity to it, the immune system basically goes 'Well I guess this is normal now'. The effect is strong enough that people with life threatening nut allergy can slowly train their body to consume nuts over a period of months.

@PilgrimVisions

4 жыл бұрын

I too was wondering about "teacher immunity." I'm a relatively young teacher, and many of the older teachers I work with say they almost never get sick any more (though they often remember getting sick all the time when they first started teaching).

@lemonadecupcakes

4 жыл бұрын

@@PilgrimVisions I'm pretty sure that means your immune system knows how to fight off certain things more effectively. My doctor said that taking antibiotics can wipe out your immune system, though, so use them judiciously.

@laurieparis2203

4 жыл бұрын

Happened to me as well. I was never so sick as I was that first year of teaching! I think the immune system's response perhaps is like most things, there's too much, too little and just right! 😊🌱

@SnowblindOtter

4 жыл бұрын

It's not given up, it's developed one or two REALLY good antibodies that help it identify and neutralize new versions of the infection before it has to sound the alarm. My body has a similar antibody to the flu... I'm basically 'immune' to the flu, and I never have to get the vaccine. Lucky for me too... last time I got a flu shot I nearly died from a cytokine storm.

I hardly ever get sick. Everyone at my job gets sick and passes it around, but I never get it. The way I know I'm coming down with something, is when I have trouble sleeping for a couple of days, along with a headache, without any apparent reason. After that, I'm sick for anywhere from two to five days. It doesn't happen very often, but when it does, it kicks my butt. My co-workers get annoyed because I never seem to get what they have, but I have multiple health issues because of my age and bad genetics that more than make up for it.

Severe respect for people who willingly got a cold for that study

Damn I have a cold right now and it feels like my nose is gonna fall off. Thank you immune system! 😘

@thecrippledpancake9455

4 жыл бұрын

KittoKittoMawateiru in the same boat brother. We’re in this together, bungee watching scisho while healing.

@Mormielo

4 жыл бұрын

Yeah me too. One thing where this video actually made sense is that I seem to have some sort of relief from cold symptoms by taking omega 3 fatty acids. Then I read that omega 3 tend to lower immune rerponse rather than enhance it and this left me confused. This may be a good explanation.

@drmumu

2 жыл бұрын

🤣

@msamychemen2466

6 ай бұрын

Lol lol lol 😂

So that’s why I get sick all the time? Hmm.

Sometimes logic can be cruel. -Pedantia Science channel

@Mii.2.0

4 жыл бұрын

Logic is stubborn. - Thomas Jefferson

@RefugiumF2

4 жыл бұрын

A wise man man indeed.

@tomf3150

4 жыл бұрын

Fascinating.

if symptoms like running nose, cough and fever are just the immune systems reaction, what would a cold virus actually do to the body were the immune system not to intervene?

@EroticOnion23

2 жыл бұрын

You'd be dead as the virus invade and kill every cell they can...

Wow I learned so much from this video! Huge Thumbs Up

But "reactive" is NOT what most people think of when they think "strong immune system," or when they seek to "strengthen" their immune system. They seek *effectiveness.*

i read somewhere that people who never get the cold or flu are actually more prone to cancer. Also, shy people are more prone to getting colds. The latter makes sense since shy people get stressed out and tend to inwardly over react to social situations.

@IfYouMeetAWolf

4 ай бұрын

Wow! If the shy thing is true, it would be insane if we develop our personalities based on our immune system. Think about it - If you have a strong, dramatic immune system, it would make sense for it to tell you to generally stay away from others 😂

Thanks for the great 👍 information and video

I had this doubt since a few years.. thanks for clearing it

This makes me question the medicine we are given against colds. Does the medicine combat the virus or lessen our immune system response to the virus or both?

@alexsander847

2 жыл бұрын

Generally the meds that we take are made to decrease the symptoms. Headache, noise congestion, sore troat. That way we can pass through this process of combating viruses a bit better ( With bacteria we can take antibiotics). Cause what will "kill" the infection of a virus is our immune system.

@EroticOnion23

2 жыл бұрын

@@alexsander847 but if you remove the symptoms, do you weaken your immune system to produce that effect? That's what the OP was asking.

@alexsander847

2 жыл бұрын

@@EroticOnion23 That's something I really wanna know. Cause for example... In muscle building, taking anti-inflammatory meds will decrease the inflammation in your muscle, what will reduce your gains cause you "don't heal well". Can we consider that it's the same when we have a viruses infection?

The closing statement is that this is something one might want - a more reactive immune system - but is it possible that ideal health and comfort come from an immune system that is generally a little busy - a little less reactive from having just a little more variety of matters at hand?

When I get sick, I imagine the Cells at Work anime happening in my body and I get super hype for my immune system

I know I've caught the flu and it's settled in when my body aches, but it takes a few days for my nose and sinuses to go haywire and then I know that the sickness is almost over. Two to three days later, back to normal.

I can attest to this as someone has pretty bad allergies year round. My allergies got so much better when I began taking a second medication during peak times on top of my daily medication. The secondary medication is a steroid that forces my respiratory system to just chill out a bit, since what makes my allergies so bad is not the dangerousness of the allergens (we're talking pollen, dust, cat hair, etc.), but the insane intensity of my body's attempts to get rid of them!

So next time that I get a cold, I will tell my self that its a training against future zombie infestation. 😊😊

What about not simply having mild/severe symptoms, but having none at all? Is there a population at the extremes, i.e. those individuals with a very strong or very weak immune response that (assuming there's an infection, but no neutralizing antibodies from memory cells) either kills the invading pathogens before they have a chance to replicate, or kills them slow enough as to limit disease progression, but keep immunopathology at a minimum? I've passed the entire year of 2019 without feeling sick once, and I'm wondering into which of those two camps I fall.

@garethdean6382

4 жыл бұрын

Both are possibilities. Many diseases wish to minimize immune response so you can help spread them. (The weak point in diseases like ebola is that thy kill so quickly thy find it hard to spread.) And actual infection with an illness does require some 'luck'; innate immune components such as the compliment system work to attack and destroy anything foreign in general and can wipe out most infections before they even get started. A 'weak' immune response to some pathogens can be problematic. Some diseases such as human papillomavirus can end up constantly infecting an individual that can't quite eliminate the bug, resulting in cancers. Simple warts can cover a person from head to toe in treelike growths and so on. In general you really DO want your system to respond to threats.

@fricki1997

4 жыл бұрын

@@garethdean6382 Certainly. After all many novel pathogens that are very virulent at first adapt over time, to become less deadly, and thus spread more. On the point of innate immunity, I once witnessed an experiment where bacteria were exposed to blood plasma, so only complement and antimicrobial molecules, and even this was enough to kill 99% of all bacteria, I was really surprised by that. Otherwise, I've also been very surprised to see how many of the adverse effects of different infections can be assigned to an overactive immune reactions. I always wonder if giving immunosuppressants might be a viable therapy, simply to limit tissue damage and other unpleasantries, of course there's always a risk of side effects, but still.

Wow, this makes me feel better!!

So basically, feeling like I'll die, is a good thing.

@mpred8606

4 жыл бұрын

true lol

@gernottiefenbrunner172

4 жыл бұрын

feeling like you'll die isn't a good thing. being able to survive a serious illness is.

@lowkey9871

3 жыл бұрын

But Having Weaker Immune System also causes you to be more prone to catching cold with symtopms

also me can't sleep (don't wanna) i feel like id die if i sleep with my stupid colds can't even breath

I have severe symptoms every time. Always down for the count with ear and chest infections, voice problems, coughing my lungs out to the point of dizziness, and almost a sensation of being high due to the fevers and fatigue. My father was never sick, ever. And the rest of my family was the mostly the same, only showing severe symptoms when they caught something that was actually severe. But I've gotten used to my yearly case of 2-3 week long flu, most times needing one or more courses of antibiotics due to infections. And some years I've had cases of getting it 2-3 times in a single year, which wreaked havoc on work schedules.

Is anyone else able to predict who hosts the video before the intro finishes?

@MehreenHassan225

4 жыл бұрын

I love playing this game

@RahulSingh-rm3lu

4 жыл бұрын

AI

@elevander

4 жыл бұрын

Or you can look at the description

I can absolutely attest to this. I got a really bad flu.. I knew it was bad because everyone in my family got it and everyone but me was sick for weeks and like bed ridden bad. I got sick a little later than them and symptoms lasted two days with a bit of dizziness for the following day. I didn't even miss work AND I washed my hands constantly and none of them got sick. This is the bit missed in the video. People with strong immune systems are also protecting everyone around them from contagions. I also tend not to get colds until after everyone else shows symptoms. But when I get sick with the cold is absolutely awful. I have to take decongestants or I can't breath and will choke all night. My throat feels like its on fire and I'll get headaches.. the only time I ever get headaches.

Now this is a channel worth sponsoring.

Please do a video on whether frequent gym pratice does give you better flu immunity than non-gymers. Does regular exercise jack up your T-cells or make your endurance against the flu symptoms really long?

Interlukin-8. Excited to see this on Sci Show

This explains why I once got violently sick for 3 days but my parents who got the same thing had a milder version of it despite being sick for longer than me.

Super interesting. I love science ❤

I haven't had terrible symptoms for any virus in years. I had a mild response to a strain of norovirus a few years back but I haven't been symptomically ill in years

Last time i was really sick was 2013 I was out for about 3 days. Even with that I dont think it was nearly as bad as what most people get 3-4 times a year. But I also have always taken really good care of myself. I workout 4-5 times a week, eat healthy consistently and have very little unnecessary psychological stress.

This explains why I feel sick so often, usually only for a few hours or an afternoon

When i get sick i usualy get realy agresive soar throat and runy nose. I allso don't have any problems with infections from wounds. In 2016 i got a big hole about 10cm ontop of my right foot. I could se my bone thats how bad it was. Doctors told me i had to get stitches but i sayed no and left. I never realy took care of my foot i was running around geting dirt and oil and stuff in it. I never cleaned it or take any anti biotics and it never got infected. Does the imunesystem allso help with infections?

I get sick like once a year and when i do its usually a cold and that cold completely destroys me like i owe it for missed time

I have been battling this damn cold for 7 days now.

Had a cold for the last half week and this actually makes me feel better.

I'm 33 and I've NEVER had a cold or flu. I get upper respiratory tract infections every once in a while, but that's about it. My Mom puts it down to me playing outside in the dirt and always being barefoot.

When I was a kid i always had runny nose throughout winter And now From 4 years i never get cold, i don't even wear winter wear from these 4 year

So, basically I don't have an immune system. I'm 42 and in the last 10 years, I only once had a minor cold and 2 times I had a sore throat. The last time I was really sick, I had my typical child diseases (pre-teen). 8-9 years ago I had some flu symptoms (fever, muscle pain), but only for one day. So I'm one of those guys that never has a sick day when many of my colleagues do get the cold. I probably die the day I really get sick....

I love Olivia

I get 2 or 3 colds a year. The full symptoms last a month! Starts with a runny nose and sore throat for a couple days. Then sinus congestion and cough. The cough can last for weeks and weeks. I still have rib pain from the one in November which was already two months ago. I've had another cold since then. I honestly cannot take this anymore. I miss too much work and miss out on things I want to do. I was sick over Thanksgiving and Christmas of 2019. Every single plan and trip had to be cancelled. I have tried different medicines and remedies. Nothing makes it better.

Sound like my experience with colds, fevers, and etc. I usually only get sick about 1-3 times a year. Usually around this time of year. I'm still getting over a cold with a bad cough and minor mucus build up which got a little worse due a cold front...

No mention of any research being done to regulate one's immune system (to allow it to be protective without going overboard) as opposed to treating the symptoms.

My body rarely gets sick but if I do it's either sniffles or I'm about to experience organ failure. I didnt get sick for like a year or 2 then suddenly I collapsed and went septic without any of the warning symptoms.

This makes sense. I get sick about once every 3-5 years. The most frequent was once a year. The longer i don't get sick, the higher the level of suffering i experience. It's been 3 years since the last time now.

This segment made me sneeze and I am not going to watch it over! So there!

So could you make an IL-8 serum or spray that would give cold like symptoms without an infection?

I get cold 1-2 times a year when srping or autumn starts or even once per 2 years. And then this simple cold makes me feel so sick, I have to stay at bed for a week, I feel so bad. Last time I was sick was march 2020, I got sick now at 2022 february, had to take 1 week sick leave and stay in bed and coughed for another week. Had fever, wet cough, stuffy nose, hard to sleep at night due to hot pillow, wanted a cooling pillow so much. Had 37.2=37.9° C fever.

I got sick for the first time in over 8 years but it shook me real real bad. Lost like 4Kg and still haven't recovered completely.

Colds are about 100x worse when you have lupus and allergies.

I get sick the next day im around someone who is also sick like 90% of the time. I've always thought that i must have the weakest immune system in the world.

@belgiumball2308

4 жыл бұрын

U get ebola and live if u *DO* have th3 weakest immune system

Why don't ambassadors ever get sick? They have diplomatic immunity.

@christelheadington1136

4 жыл бұрын

Give yourself 40 lashes with a wet noodle.

This is soothing to my constant flu 🤒

Well I rarely get any fever or fall sick. But whenever I happen to visit new places and drink water over there, I catch cold very easily. And it lasts usually 2-3 weeks

I rarely get the "Flu" though I define the flu as diarrhea and vomiting and colds as most of the rest of it sneezing fevers so on though i will say when i get hit by a cold/flu it almost always hits hard

this is definitely interesting, I'd always thought I had such a good immune system since I rarely get sick but recently came down with a cold that made me feel like I was dying, muscle pains, painful cough, etc I was worried that my immune system was starting to become weaker but turns out my bodies overreaction is a sign of a robust immune system, I guess I was lucky to evade getting sick for so long, hadn't really been since childhood but boy did that cold kick my butt (or my bodies reaction to it rather lol)

Im on the end of finishing a 2 week cold, had never had one run that long.

I don't get colds. ever. Last time I got sick, the docs had to put me on vancomycin to fight the infection. I was hospitalized for two weeks and needed my lungs reinflated after the infection collapsed one.

Question; does frequency and severity of colds correlate to auto immune disease diagnosis later in life? Is that a thing?

I get sick like *maybe* 1-2x a year (when seasons shift here in AZ one day it can be 35-40c the next day like 5-15c) and I can say, this is definitely the case... Went to the doc a few months back because I thought I had a sinus infection or something, turned out to be just a common cold /s lol but it felt like hell

I have a cold right now. Watching this does make me feel a little better. My body is working to get rid of it

This makes SO much sense to me!! I have multiple autoimmune diagnosis and I rarely get any ‘regular’ infections, like colds or even the flu... in periods of my life where I got immunosuppressant medication I were more likely to get colds... To me it seems like my immune system has enough to battle with ( with colitis, crohns, sacroiliitis and psoriasis on the daily) so why bother with the ‘small stuff’ ;)

Oh oh oh; Olivia!

I actually just think I have a crappy immune system because a simple cold can put me out for 2-3 days, sometimes more. I used to get sick multiple times a year during school until I became an online student. It was crazy how much a difference it made once I stayed at home. I rarely ever got sick at all.

Well I wash my hands after going to the bathroom, eating a more diverse range of foods with plenty of veggies. I get my immunization shots every year. and and I haven’t been sick in years. brush my teeth twice daily, what am I doing wrong? I also get exposed to lots of dirt during harvest season and I usually get a stuffy nose but that’s more the allergens I suppose.

The problem I have is that my body reacts to things that aren't harmful--perfume, cut grass, smells in general. It is nuts. I used to hate body odor, now I prefer it over any kind of scented deodorant. (I do use deodorant.) Fortunately, I am now on a medication that has a side effect dampening the sense of taste and smell. I miss the taste but not the smell.

When I get a cold, I tend to have more severe symptoms than my family members, but usually only last 2-3 days, and then I'm fine, whilst my family with milder symptoms have theirs for a week, and they usually get stuck with a cough that lasts for weeks as well.

My immune system must be a beast because I've had cold symptoms since mid November... 😩 Congestion and a cough that won't go away sprinkled with some sneezing and ear fluid build up and severe headaches.

Well that explains it. I rarely get sick but when I do it hits be like a truck but only lasts a short while.

Thanks for this. I knew the symptoms of a cold were largely responses to inflammation/infection, but our usually super healthy household has been sick for the last 2 months... hopefully its our immune systems being super thorough 🤞

@beeque

2 жыл бұрын

Did you guys have Covid?

I used to get terribad colds all the time as a kid to the point of annoying everyone else. After I left school I eventually found out I had IBD which is this immune system disease where my immune system is over active (resulting in more problems) now I have meds for it

Another thing to consider, a person might be a carrier to a particular strain, but otherwise immune to that strain. This is why it's important to take the same precautions, such as proper hand washing, covering a cough or sneeze, and using sanitizer as necessary. You may feel fine, but you're still spreading germs.

I don't get sick very often. Maybe once a year. And when I do get sick it isn't very bad. I'm guessing I've just gotten good at avoiding getting sick in the first place via good preventative hygiene and generally avoiding contagious individuals.

Im still confused 😂 i only show "cold/flu symptoms" once every few years but when they hit they hit hard sooo does that means my immune system is good to go or lacking in a few places?

Whenever I would get a cold now, I’d get the worst sore throat ever along with a horrible aching in my ears that normal drugstore cold syrup can’t treat. Is there a reason why my ears start hurting when I get sick?

I have constant, I mean CONSTANT allergies all year-round. Be it stuffy nose, red eyes, itchy throat, eczemas all over my body... But I really rarely get sick. Although to be fair, if I did I think it wouldn't make much of a difference on how well I'm faring as I've never slept a day in my life without a stuffy nose, or woke up without having to blow and cough out what feels like a clogged up drainage pipe...

Spent most of my life boasting about my strong immune system and how I barely got any noticeable symptoms when everyone was pretty much dying from cold symptoms... lately I've had a few bad cases of mean mean colds though, and figured I was likely getting weaker with age... And then this episode came in! Perfect timing to reconsider my former beliefs! XD

Well that’s interesting. I’m not having any pleasantries with the relentless cough, runny nose, or sore throat! I just told my hubby that it’s been one of the worst colds in my life!

That's nice. But i don't know what to do with that information now...

@kriskropd

4 жыл бұрын

That's because it makes no mention about the quantity of contaminant exposure involved per individual in the statistics or how to train an Immune System to respond either more aggressively or passively to apply this information.

@garethdean6382

4 жыл бұрын

Well for one thing antihistamines can improve your symptoms and you don't have to worry that you're letting the virus win.

I think so!

I dont usually get sick but when i do its really annoying to be sick for 2 weeks

I'm an elementary school teacher out in South East Asia. I have symptoms such as a runny nose, and constant sneezing 50% of the time, but I never really feel sick. My immune system is working tenfold to keep my body safe haha

@tinarousselle741

Жыл бұрын

They are also allergy symptoms. I sneeze a lot too when I don't have a cold because I suffer from dust mites allergy and environmental allergies.

Makes me wonder, I will about die from normal colds with strong symptoms lasting 2-3 weeks. but I have also caught the dangerous strains of flu and only find out during a non-related checkup. my only symptoms being joint aches and fatigue.