Getting more sleep for a cold, which means more rest, has a positive effect on the recovery from the disease. During sleep the body’s consumption is at a relatively low level, which allows most of the body’s energy to be used to fight the infection of pathogens, thus speeding up the healing of the cold. In addition, it is necessary to actively treat the symptoms, keep the air circulating in the room and drink more water, at least 2000 ml of water per day. Pseudoephedrine hydrochloride should be used for the treatment of mucosal congestion and edema in case of nasal congestion. Anti-cold medications can also be used, such as paracetamol for frequent sneezing and runny nose, and cough suppressants for patients with cough. Depending on the presence or absence of bacterial infection, anti-inflammatory drugs or antiviral drugs can be chosen.