Colds may be less expected in summer, but they're not unusual. That said, colds don't usually cause symptoms like loss of taste or smell or difficulty breathing. If you develop these symptoms or your ...

Adenovirus can cause cold symptoms that typically persist longer than colds from rhinovirus—sometimes lasting weeks or months. This virus is more common in early spring and winter, though it can ...

Everyone experiences colds differently. However, most colds progress through five stages. Colds start with the incubation stage, when the virus enters the body and multiplies. Early symptoms, such as ...

A head cold causes symptoms that affect your head, such as a runny or stuffy nose. A chest cold, in contrast, typically causes a cough and chest congestion. Adults tend to have two to three colds ...

However, nature could hold the key to busting coughs and colds fast. Plants and their essential oils could offer a natural solution – helping to tackle symptoms successfully and also help ...

When it comes to feline patients, diagnosing them can be tricky due to their nature to hide that they are hurt or sick, and this also rings true for diagnosing skin diseases in a pruritic cat. The ...

An adult suffers between two and four colds a year; children, six to eight. These mild upper respiratory tract infections (they mainly affect the nose and throat), whose predominant symptoms are mucus ...

Winter is the season for colds and flu. According to Dr William Bird, medical consultant of the Meteorological Office's Health Forecast Unit, December is when infections tend to become prevalent.

Worth noting: SARS-CoV-2 (the virus that causes COVID-19), the influenza virus and respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) can also cause cold-like symptoms, but they don’t actually cause colds ...