Remove the cream. There are two ways to remove the cream: If your skin is very dry, take a soft tissue and gently wipe. The residual cream will give your skin an extra layer of moisturizing protection. If you skin is oily to normal, use a warm washcloth to wipe the cold cream off.
Here are some more common signs and symptoms of the flu include, according to the Mayo Clinic: 1  headache. 2  aching muscles, especially in your back, arms and legs. 3  fever. 4  chills and sweats. 5  sore throat. 6  dry, persistent cough. 7  weakness. 8  nasal congestion.
Although initially symptoms of influenza may mimic those of a cold, influenza is more debilitating with symptoms of fatigue, fever, and respiratory congestion. Colds can be caused by over 100 different virus types, but only influenza viruses (and subtypes) A, B, and C cause the flu.