It may be caused by taking cold, thus producing passive congestion of the brain.
In making these changes, one should gradually cool off, and then by putting on additional clothing, wraps or shawls, the danger of taking cold may be removed.
If you desire to rest your feet in a pair of light slippers, then add a pair of heavy woolen socks over the stockings, this will greatly lessen the chances of taking cold.
Bronchitis or catarrh of the bronchial tubes is generally the cause of the ordinary cough due to exposure or taking cold.
The injurious effects of taking cold or chilling the body or any part of it, have been the subject of special inquiry in Germany.
By hermetically sealing the windows, through false fears of his patient's taking cold, he exposes her to the risk of becoming poisoned with her own exhalations.
Patients sometimes become worse from injudicious exposure of this kind, the intestinal catarrh from which they are suffering being aggravated by taking cold, and perhaps rendered dysenteric.
Taking cold is the common idea of the cause of dysentery, and is always a satisfactory explanation in a case of obscure origin in this or any disease, even though the patient may be able to recall no possible exposure.
It is of the greatest importance that the woman should be impressed with the necessity of the avoidance of taking cold, since any lung or kidney trouble is a serious complication of pregnancy.
They will be found to be most refreshing after great muscular fatigue, and, when taken after the hot tub-bath, greatly lessen the susceptibility of the individual to taking cold.
Any one can readily understand from reading this description that the thing to do is to be careful not to needlessly expose yourself to taking cold.
A person who has had these troubles should be careful not to expose himself to the danger of taking cold after an attack.
He should be careful, not only of taking cold, but of over-doing.
It may also be occasioned by taking cold, and by a debilitated condition of the stomach.
After at the office till 9 o'clock, I home in fear of some pain by taking cold, and so to supper and to bed.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "taking cold" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
