It's allergy season, but 2025 is also a year for the common cold. Cold and flus are at an all-time high, making it difficult to discern what your symptoms are trying to tell you. If you're ...

It's not always easy to tell the difference between a cold and allergies, including seasonal allergic rhinitis or "hay fever." But knowing the key symptoms can help.

What Are Colds and Allergies? They have different causes. You get a cold when a tiny living thing called a virus gets into your body. There are hundreds of different types that can get you sick ...

“With allergies you may sneeze five times in a row, versus with a cold, where you’re more likely to have one or two sneezes, blow your nose, and you’re clear,” says Dr. Kimura.

Plus, the six signs you could be allergic to the cold – and when your allergy could be life-threatening Isabel Shaw, Health reporter Published: 12:17, 18 Mar 2025 Updated: 12:23, 18 Mar 2025 ...

The Atlanta Allergy & Asthma Clinic has measured pollen since the 1980s and says this week's counts have beaten a high mark recorded there in April 1999. Their count for Tuesday was almost 9,400.

You may be surprised to find out your allergies may be to blame. FOX 5 meteorologist Jennifer Delgado joins us live from Bethesda with more.

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Differentiating between an allergy and a cold, Dr Sunil Rana, Associate Director and Head - Internal Medicine, Asian Hospital, Faridabad, says, "Colds are caused by your immune system responding ...

In short: Allergies can’t “turn into” a cold, but they can make you more likely to catch one. Below, we’ll dig into the differences between cold and allergy symptoms and how to treat each.