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Forkjølelse, symptomer og tegn

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Tilstanden er karakterisert ved sår hals, slapphet og eventuelt lavgradig feber i starten. Voksne har sjelden feber ved vanlig forkjølelse. De tidlige symptomene forsvinner i løpet av få dager og etterfølges av nesetetthet, snue og hoste i løpet av 24 til 48 timer etter symptomstart. Nesetetthet og snue blir de dominerende symptomene. Nesesekretet (snørret) kan etter hvert bli tykt og pussaktig (purulent). 

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Symptomene er mest uttalte omkring dag 3-4 og begynner å forsvinne omkring dag 7. Barn i første leveår får ved forkjølelse ofte høy feber, de spiser lite, blir grinete og kan få urolig søvn på grunn av nesetetthet.

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