I can feel it in my eyes, nose, throat, and pretty much everywhere else. By no means am I a doctor, and by no means is my advice the be all end all. That being said, I have three tips to avoid falling even further into a cold once it's already on its way.
1. Drink tons of water. I typically realize (in retrospect) that I don't drink as much water as I think I am. I'm convinced that if I walked around with a Camelback full of water, I would not be sneezing.
2. APPLES!!! So, I am very allergic to apples. Every time I eat them my nose, eyes, and throat start itching. Regardless of how annoying this is, I eat at least one apple every single day. I tell myself that this will help me avoid meeting with Susan Kitei, and as a result, also avoid the email she will inevitably send the entire student body about what's wrong with me.
3. Last, but certainly not least, sleep. I think that taking a nap every day not only helps me rejuvenate after six hours of classes, but it also makes whatever symptoms show up in the middle of the day essentially disappear. I always feel better after resting in bed for 20 minutes before starting my work for the night, and I think you will too!
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| My friend and I napping after taking a strenuous accounting exam |
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