GRIPP-HEEL tablets, 250 pcs

The common cold is still the most common infectious disease in humans. While children get sick up to 13 times a year, adults still suffer from an influenza infection 2 to 3 times a year on average. A common cold is caused by viruses. It usually follows a typical pattern: In the initial phase, the symptoms are hardly noticeable. Then comes the middle phase, in which symptoms such as coughing, sneezing, headaches and body aches are fully developed. In the final phase, the symptoms then slowly subside.