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Join Date: Mar 2008
Location: Netherlands
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Sick at day 5
I have the worst sore throat and we leave on Sat. morning for Paris followed by Disney. Any suggestions for a quick cure? Do you still go when you are sick? I know I must get better by then if I rest.
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I'm a Rive Gauche person
Join Date: Feb 2011
Location: 13 km from Disneyland Paris
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Drinking lots of boiling water with honey and lemon added plus paracetamol works for me
I went yesterday for a bit and I'd spent the weekend in doors with a temperature, sore throat and stuffy nose. Hope it will have stopped raining for you as the weather is horrible atm ![]() Try and rest as much as possible |
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Join Date: May 2011
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Its absolutely disgusting but that Vicks throat spray and covonia always works wonders for me! The throat spray temporarily numbs the pain and the covonia tends to help it last for a few hours. That is my formula for 'really' bad colds.
Also if you want to feel more human and you still have the cold when you are there Lemsip 12 hour flu caps really do hit the spot. I had a job once where I couldnt take time off sick and these were like magic pills! |
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I'm a Rive Gauche person
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That's why then, I luckly got not do anything this weekend so slept a lot and just took things easy.
My OH has gone back to work today and he is still suffering a bit with it ![]() If you stay wrapped up, scarf around the throat, and take as much rest as you can I'm sure by Thursday you will be fine
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I'm a Rive Gauche person
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![]() That's why I drink the honey/lemon/paracetamol concoctions I've never heard of Convonia but I see it's UK only, will have to look out for it next month |
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Earning My Ears
Join Date: Feb 2007
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Tyrozets are awesome for a sore throat... forget those Lemsip or lozenges. And anti-congestion for the stuffed up head
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I'm a Rive Gauche person
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the antibiotic in there, Tyrothricin was withdawn from the French market back in 2005 Don't know if you can get it in the NL
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Earning My Ears
Join Date: Jul 2012
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Cider vinegar and honey, if you want to go the natural route
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Join Date: Jul 2010
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Try soothers, ice lollies and hot chocolate.
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Earning My Ears
Join Date: Jun 2012
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One of those fab DLP Hot Chocolates
![]() Rest up now for a few days and keep focused !! It'll be worth it !!! |
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Join Date: Mar 2010
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Poor you!
Hopefully five days will be enough for you to feel better. More natural remedies: elderberries are supposed to contain something that acts as an anti-viral. I try to make elderberry syrup each year to get us through the winter although I didn't have time this year. And yes! chocolate (the darker the better) is really good for colds. Same properties as aspirin but better and a whole lot tastier! Good luck
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Join Date: May 2012
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Vitamin C will give your immune system a boost. You'll need to take at least 1000mg (ie, 1g) per day. I find Beechams powders really good for staving off a cold. Good luck! Begone, vile lurgy!!
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I find hot drinks help ease my throat when its sore. Ice Cream does wonders too
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Location: Netherlands
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I have slept a lot, drank lemon tea with honey for days, ate what I could. My throat is still raw but I must get up and get feeling better. I have done all I can to take care of my body so it can heal. However this is a nasty bug going around and most everyone has it.
Time to start to think about the plans and getting ready for our trip, I have Ricola drops and cloraseptic for my throat. More tea and honey. Thanks for all the suggestions. |
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