Diana Said:

What kind of cold/flu medicine should I get?

We Answered:

nyquil at night is the best remedy ever
dayquil works pretty good too so does theraflu

Cindy Said:

Will taking high blood pressure Flu medicine hurt me if i dont have HPB?

We Answered:

I think it would be safer to ask your doctor instead of us . He or she knows you better than we do and we do not want to say yea it will be ok when it may trigger off something else in your body .

Guy Said:

If we had listened to the Conservatives we would have no Flu Medicine, arent you glad we didn't?

We Answered:

Seriously, yes.
And because most of the country doesn't have any medical coverage, thanks to them. this flu is gonna take a long time to run it's course.
They will be crying for the poor in their states to get free Tamiflu, and crying about socialism at the same time.

Theresa Said:

What is the best cold/flu medicine?

We Answered:

2 x 500mg paracetamol for increased temperature. 2 X 200mg Ibuprofen for muscle aches and also 300mg Aspirin,... all can be taken at same time every 4-6 hours... im a paramedic and this is what i use to treat flu symptoms....

dont buy branded rubbish.... all they throw in is some flavouring and caffeine

oh ye... unwrap him to cool down... temptation will be to wrap up... lots of cool fluids...

Seth Said:

would it be bad if you use homeopathic flu medicine for a cold?

We Answered:

If it works for you then use it. Most homeopathic remedies for the flu will work for colds too. They stimulate your body's own ability to heal itself. It treats the cause of the problem instead of masking the symptoms. You can't overdose on homeopathics and you can take a combination of treatments because the body will only respond to the remedy that your body needs. That's why the flu remedy probably worked for your cold also. Heaps of people think homeopathy is a load of crap, but hey, if it works for you then that's all the proof you need. Doctors are only now realising the advantages to a lot of natural medicine expecially acupuncture. Most people write off natural medicine because it isn't a "quick fix" it doesn't involve popping a pill that relieves the symptoms.