According to Dr Tang, hay fever symptoms include itchy eyes, throat, and nose, along with watery eyes, whereas a cold often ...

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However experts at present believe it is likely to be mild for most people - more like a bad cold ... However the symptoms of ...

Here's how to tell whether you have the flu or a cold and the best way to treat each one. Symptoms of a cold vs. the flu The flu and the common cold are both caused by a virus. The flu comes from ...

A cold begins when a virus attaches to the lining of your nose or throat. A doctor can usually tell if you have the flu based on your symptoms ... 2025 flu season. How Bad Will It Get?

When we spoke to Dr Mukta Aggarwal, a Consultant of internal medicine, Manipal Hospital, Ghaziabad, the symptoms of Sepsis are fever, extreme fatigue, and body pain are similar to those of run-of ...

Its just a bad cold go home and get some rest and ... But there are some things you can do to avoid the miserable mix of symptoms that comes with cold and flu. Start with a proven immune booster ...

We know that a cold is caused by a virus and hay fever by allergens in the atmosphere, but often the symptoms seem the same. To help navigate this seasonal confusion, we spoke with Dr Chun Tang ...

My nose opens up, and it never progresses into any of the more unpleasant symptoms. My surmise is this: There is a causal relationship between the nasal congestion and the cold symptoms ...

Summer cold symptoms can include a runny nose, sneezing, and a fever. You can also still catch a winter cold — like the Respiratory syncytial virus — in the summer. When you get a cold in the ...

Do your part to prevent the spread of the virus to other people. The symptoms of COVID-19, the flu, and a cold have some overlap but are often different. As a rule, flu and COVID-19 symptoms are ...