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Aches and pains

How to prevent and treat aches and pains

When you’re feeling under the weather with a fever or cold and fever, your body might also experience aches and pains.

 

What are the symptoms of aches and pains?

The following symptoms may accompany aches and pains:

How can I avoid aches and pains?

Protect yourself against aches and pains due to fever or cold and cough by:

  • Avoid getting sick in the first place by washing your hands frequently.
  • Make sure you’re getting to bed on time, getting to the gym, and staying balanced with a healthy diet. These habits help boost your immune system and make fighting off viral infections easier.
  • Keep your hands off your face. Many viruses are spread by touching your eyes, nose, and mouth.

How can I treat aches and pains?

Here are a few things you can do to help reduce aches and pains due to fever or cold and fever:

  • Drink plenty of fluids.
  • Avoid sugary snacks or drinks that can slow down your recovery.
  • Have a warm (not hot) bath to help relax your muscles, and bring down your fever.
  • Take GRAVOLTM Ginger Multi-Symptom Cold & Fever to help treat your aches and pains.

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