🤒 Why we get fever and cough in tamil #shorts #youtubeshorts #fever #virus #cold #viral #shortsfeed
Channel: Harshian Talks
Date: 2024-03-30

Why we get fever and cough in tamil #shorts #youtubeshorts #fever #virus #cold #viral #shortsfeed 

Ever wondered why we experience cough and fever when we catch a cold? In this YouTube short, I delve into the fascinating world of our body's immune response to cold viruses. Tune in to discover why cough and fever are actually signs of your body's antibodies battling against the invading viruses. Let's explore the science behind these common symptoms and gain a deeper understanding of how our immune system works to keep us healthy!

Quereis which we cover in this short -
How does the immune system fight viruses?
Causes of cough and fever
Common cold symptoms explained
Role of antibodies in fighting infections
Understanding viral infections
Immune response to cold viruses
Fever and immune system
Coughing and sneezing: What's happening?
Cold virus vs. flu virus
Natural remedies for cold symptoms
Boosting immune system during cold season
Cold virus transmission
Difference between bacterial and viral infections
Managing cold symptoms at home
Importance of staying hydrated during a cold
Preventing colds and flu
Signs of a weakened immune system
Immune-boosting foods and supplements
Role of rest in fighting colds
When to see a doctor for cold symptoms

Tags:
#CoughAndFever
#CommonCold
#ImmuneResponse
#ViralInfections
#Antibodies
#ColdViruses
#HealthScience
#ImmuneSystem
#SymptomsExplained
#ColdSeason
#VirusDefense
#Immunity
#WellnessTips
#HomeRemedies
#Hydration
#FluSeason
#HealthyLiving
#PreventiveCare
#HealthEducation
#MedicalAdvice

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