http://www.schoolkidshealthcareblog.com/2008/avoiding-and-surviving-the-common-cold.html School Health Room Topics Thu, 11 Mar 2010 15:06:41 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.3 http://www.schoolkidshealthcareblog.com/2008/avoiding-and-surviving-the-common-cold.html#comment-23875 Enfermero escolar Tue, 28 Oct 2008 18:07:09 +0000 http://www.schoolkidshealthcareblog.com/2008/avoiding-and-surviving-the-common-cold.html#comment-23875 Benadryl IS NOT a decongestant. In fact it can worsen congestion. Pseudoephedrine would be a more appropriate suggestion. Otherwise, good advice! Benadryl IS NOT a decongestant. In fact it can worsen congestion. Pseudoephedrine would be a more appropriate suggestion. Otherwise, good advice!

]]> http://www.schoolkidshealthcareblog.com/2008/avoiding-and-surviving-the-common-cold.html#comment-23344 44f.org Mon, 13 Oct 2008 04:30:53 +0000 http://www.schoolkidshealthcareblog.com/2008/avoiding-and-surviving-the-common-cold.html#comment-23344 [...] Avoiding and Surviving the Common Cold [...] […] Avoiding and Surviving the Common Cold […]

]]> http://www.schoolkidshealthcareblog.com/2008/avoiding-and-surviving-the-common-cold.html#comment-23270 Cheap Scubs Fri, 10 Oct 2008 03:27:24 +0000 http://www.schoolkidshealthcareblog.com/2008/avoiding-and-surviving-the-common-cold.html#comment-23270 The most common way people catch cold is by picking their nose! This is why handwashing is an effective prevention technique. Of course, keeping your hands and fingers away from your nose is even more effective. The most common way people catch cold is by picking their nose! This is why handwashing is an effective prevention technique. Of course, keeping your hands and fingers away from your nose is even more effective.

]]> http://www.schoolkidshealthcareblog.com/2008/avoiding-and-surviving-the-common-cold.html#comment-23175 skhc Mon, 06 Oct 2008 17:37:58 +0000 http://www.schoolkidshealthcareblog.com/2008/avoiding-and-surviving-the-common-cold.html#comment-23175 Do all those antibacterial products like Purell work? I see on the site that there are items like DepHyze that claim 99.99999 kills. Thats a lot better than most consumer products> I'd love to know what healthcare workers in the field think about these products and if they can help protect us from colds or are they just marketing hype? Do all those antibacterial products like Purell work? I see on the site that there are items like DepHyze that claim 99.99999 kills. Thats a lot better than most consumer products> I’d love to know what healthcare workers in the field think about these products and if they can help protect us from colds or are they just marketing hype?

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