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 ...

including allergy and asthma symptoms. Experts say that recuperating from a summer respiratory virus is similar to recovery from a cold or flu during any other time of year. In addition to staying ...

And worse, it's 80 degrees outside. Most of us know it as the summer cold. But in fact it's probably not. A true cold is a virus with symptoms that last up to 10 days, with the first two to three ...

Are you down with a cold at this peak summer time? Have you wondered why you are coughing and feeling sick despite the heat?

COVID symptoms can be mild ... I was sure it was just a summer cold. I’d developed a sore throat one evening in late July, halfway through my family vacation. Next morning came the headache ...

The summer colds caused by enterovirus generally clear up without treatment within a few days or even a week. But see a health care provider if you have concerning symptoms, like a high fever or rash.

Hypersensitivity to the cold, especially ice cold feet, as well as a feeling of heaviness in the legs, are linked to the ...

Ready to ditch the jacket? Here's what Ohio could be in for this summer, according to the Old Farmer's Almanac's weather ...

Common cold symptoms include cough, sore throat, runny nose, congestion, headaches, and sneezing. There's no cure for the common cold, but you can speed up your recovery. Drink plenty of fluids ...

Experts also warn that those with an allergy to birch pollen, a type of tree pollen from birch trees, are likely to face a tough hay fever season thanks to the high temperatures experienced by the UK ...

Though hydrating and nutritious, watermelon may worsen symptoms for individuals with diabetes, allergies, cold, cough, or ...