The causes of wind-cold colds are usually fatigue and lack of rest, plus blowing or catching cold. Wind-cold colds usually occur in autumn and winter. Symptoms can be seen as follows: aversion to cold, mild fever, anhidrosis, headache and body pain, nasal congestion and runny nose, cough with white phlegm, thirst or thirst for hot drinks, thin and white fur.
Wind-heat colds are usually caused by constipation. Constipation for two days, sore throat for one or two days, and then cold symptoms. This is a wind-heat cold. Symptoms can be seen: severe fever, slight aversion to wind, head swelling and pain, sweating, sore throat, cough, sticky or yellow phlegm, stuffy nose and yellow nose, dry mouth and thirst, red tongue tip, thin white and yellowish fur. If you have a wind-heat cold, you should drink more water and have a light diet. You can drink radish soup or pear soup.
Ginger soup solves the problem of relieving cold symptoms. Killing cold virus depends on your own immunity. Take more rest.