Flu cases are on the rise this season, as vaccination levels fall and COVID-style social distancing falls by the wayside.

When Nestor Montalvo woke up last September, he knew something was wrong. He had a headache, and his vision was blurred. The ...

The GP took to Instagram to reveal the symptoms that are a sign of something more, the ones you should see a doctor about if ...

A head cold, or common cold, is a viral infection of the nose and throat. It is usually a mild illness, and involves symptoms in the head, such as a stuffed, runny nose and watery eyes.

Symptoms include: Confusion ... use cold compresses to cool down or wash your face, head and neck with cold water. Other ...

While it certainly can cause cold-like symptoms, its impact can extend well beyond your nose and throat. This fundamental difference in viral behavior explains why COVID-19 requires more caution.

Even though repeated colds and infections in children are common, frequent or repeated illnesses should not be taken lightly. Such repeated symptoms could be an indication of some underlying ...

There's a reason why the aptly named common cold rears its little head more often than we'd like; more than 200 different viruses can cause it, with the rhinovirus being the most likely ...

A head cold can't technically "turn into" a sinus infection, but it can cause one to develop. When the cold causes swelling in your sinuses, mucus can get trapped in them.