If you have a cold, you don’t need antibiotics. Antibiotics are used to treat bacterial infections and not viral infections, such as a cold. Additionally, antibiotics can have side effects, and using them when you don’t need to can contribute to antibiotic-resistant bacteria. Acetaminophen, naproxen, and ibuprofen can help with sore throat, headache, body aches and fever.  These medications are readily available nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs) found in drug and grocery stores. Be sure to follow the directions on the label when taking pain relievers.   Some NSAIDs have side effects and can cause stomach issues or liver damage. Never take NSAIDs long-term or take larger doses than those that are recommended. If you have to take an NSAID for more than four times a day or for more than two to three days, then you should contact your doctor.   NSAIDs are not approved for infants under three months. Always check the dosages of the pain relievers that you are using for older babies and children. Some formulations are very concentrated.  Aspirin should not be given to children under 12 due to the risk of Reye's syndrome. Coughing helps get mucus out of your lungs and throat. However, if your cough is very painful or you can’t sleep, then you might consider using a cough suppressant temporarily. Always read the labels and follow the directions before using a cough suppressant for your cold. Children under six should not use cough suppressants. Congestion is no fun, and it may even cause your ears to ache as well. Decongestants and decongestant sprays can help relieve the pressure and swelling in your sinuses. They are usually available at your drug or grocery store over-the-counter.  Decongestants should be used sparingly and for no more than three days. Otherwise, your symptoms can become worse. There are probably sprays available at your local drug or grocery store that will numb your throat if it is sore. These work temporarily and will ease the symptoms you have. They can have a strong taste, though,...

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