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This document discusses common symptoms and treatments for colds, flu, and other minor illnesses. It covers symptoms like coughing, fever, body pain, sneezing, runny nose, sore throat, and ear infections. It also mentions several over-the-counter treatments for relief of pain, coughs, congestion, and immunity support including cough syrup, nasal spray, throat spray, vitamins, and medicines.
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Useful Medicine | Medicine in Ukraine for Foreigner
- 1. Medicine
- 2. Common Cold & Flu Symptoms
- 3. Common Cold
- 4. Cough Syrup
- 5. Fever & Body Pain
- 6. For Immunity
- 8. Infection, Sneezing, Running Nose
- 9. Nasal Spray for Choked Nose
- 10. Sore Throat & Throat Pain
- 11. Sore Throat or Common cold
- 12. Sore Throat or Cough
- 13. Spray for Sore Throat
- 14. Vitamins
- 15. Otitis Externa