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• BY Evangeline Pound 2018-06-03
  Colds and colds, which often occur in cold seasons, such as winter, late autumn, and early spring, are diseases caused by feeling cold. Symptoms of cold and cold are manifested as mild fever, severe cold, no sweat, headache and body pain, runny nose, cough, non-swollen throat, red tongue, and tight pulse. Wind-heat colds, which often occur in warm climate seasons, such as spring, early summer and early autumn, are diseases caused by feeling wind-heat evil. Symptoms of wind-heat cold are severe fever, mild chills, sweating or less sweating, headache, nasal congestion, sore throat, red tongue, and pulse count (that is, the pulse beats faster).
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