The disease we call the common cold is really a group of minor illnesses that can be caused by anyone of almost 200 different viruses. Usually a common, or head, cold is confined to the nose and throat, but the same viruses can also infect the larynx and the lungs . These viral infections sometimes are followed by more serious bacterial infections of the throat, lungs, or ears.All of us get colds. Most people have their first cold during their first year of life. Most children are extremely susceptible to nasal viral infection between the ages of one and three. Then they gradually become immune to many of the viruses that are common in their environment. The frequency of colds increases again during early school years, because the school environment contains new types of viruses. Most people acquire more immunity as they grow older, and catch fewer and less severe colds.
What are the Symptoms?
To some extent the symptoms depend on. In you If you have recurrent attacks of bronchitis or frequent case, an antibiotic may be useful, since it will give you some protection against the bacteria-caused complications to which you are prone. Thus, in your case, the benefits of the drug will probably outweigh the possible drawbacks. Consult your physician who can explain your individual situation and recommend appropriate treatment.