Patient's question:
Is it good to never get a cold?Doctor's answer:
This is nothing abnormal. Some people have stronger immunity, so they catch colds less frequently than others. The common cause of a cold is viral or bacterial infection, often occurring when immunity is low. If you have a better constitution and your own immunity can fight off pathogens, the chances of getting sick are greatly reduced.Suggestions: Regularly exercise to strengthen your body, avoid lowering your immunity, prevent catching colds from overexertion, and reduce exposure to places with too many people coming and going.