Will wind-heat cold and wind-cold cause fever

Will wind-heat cold and wind-cold cause fever? When treating colds, Chinese medicine in my country divides them into two types: wind-heat and wind-cold according to the different causes of the cold. In fact, these two types of colds not only have different causes, but also different symptoms, especially wind-heat colds, which can cause fever. Therefore, for wind-heat cold, we must pay attention to active treatment. The specific treatment methods are as follows:

Wind-heat colds are generally caused by human infections, so when treating them, people usually choose to use some wind-dispersing and heat-dispersing drugs. In clinical practice, Xiao Chaihu Granules are generally used more often. After taking it, the clinical symptoms of most people will be significantly alleviated, and the effect is quite good.

You can also use diet therapy to treat colds. The following method is to treat wind-heat colds. Generally, you can use some heat-clearing and detoxifying foods to treat them. The weather is hot in summer, so you can drink more mung bean porridge. Mung bean porridge has a certain effect on the treatment of wind-heat colds.

Most patients with wind-heat colds will also experience symptoms such as sore throat. For these symptoms, you can drink some monk fruit tea, which has a very good effect, or you can drink more mint tea. Mint has a good effect of dispersing wind and heat, and is quite effective in treating wind-heat colds.

Note: In order to prevent wind-heat cold, it is best to develop certain living habits. It is best to soak your feet in hot water and then drink a cup of hot water before going to bed. You can do some appropriate exercise to enhance your physical fitness.

After understanding the question of whether wind-heat cold and wind-cold can cause fever, in fact, no matter what kind of cold it is, if it is not actively treated, the harm is quite serious, especially when an inflammatory infection occurs, untimely anti-inflammatory treatment can easily lead to ascending inflammation, which can cause respiratory tract infection and form an upper respiratory tract infection.