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- Treatment of the Common Cold - AAFP
Treatments with proven effectiveness for cold symptoms in adults include over-the-counter analgesics, zinc, nasal decongestants with or without antihistamines, and ipratropium for cough
- Zinc - Health Professional Fact Sheet - Office of Dietary Supplements
Zinc overview for health professionals Research health effects, dosing, sources, deficiency symptoms, side effects, and interactions here
- Treatment of the Common Cold : American Family Physician
Treatments with proven effectiveness for cold symptoms in adults include over-the-counter analgesics, zinc, nasal decongestants with or without antihistamines, and ipratropium for cough
- Treatment of the Common Cold - fmhub. org
Acute upper respiratory tract infection(URI), also called the common cold, is the most common acute illness in the United States and the industrialized world 1Patients typically present with nasal congestion, rhinorrhea, sore throat, cough, general malaise, and or low-grade fever
- Prevention and Treatment of Viral Upper Respiratory Infections
Zinc lozenges (dosed greater than or equal to 75 mg day given within 25 hours of symptom onset) can decrease duration of URI symptoms, including cough [12] Recommended doses range from 9-24 mg every 2 hours while awake and still symptomatic, starting within 48 hours of symptom onset
- What is the appropriate management for a viral upper respiratory infection?
Guidelines for the use of antibiotics in acute upper respiratory tract infections American family physician, 2006
- Zinc Supplements for Preventing and Treating Acute Viral Respiratory . . .
In a recent publication in BMJ, researchers explored the benefits and risks of zinc formulations compared with controls for prevention or treatment of acute viral respiratory tract infections (RTIs) in adults
- Zinc: An Essential Micronutrient - AAFP
Overall, robust data are lacking for the effectiveness of zinc lozenges in reducing the duration or severity of URI
- American Family Physician - AAFP
Current data do not support zinc supplementation as effective for upper respiratory infection, wound healing, or human immunodeficiency virus Zinc is well tolerated at recommended dosages
- AFP | AAFP
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