Here's how to distinguish the novel coronavirus from the seasonal flu, allergies, and common cold. However, these symptom lists — and the order in which they arrive — aren't foolproof.

There's a lot of pollen around right now. So how can you tell if that cough is COVID or allergies? Here's what you need to know in 60 seconds. Seasonal allergies typically cause itchiness ...

The following chart shows how COVID-19 symptoms either overlap with or diverge from symptoms commonly associated with colds, flu, and seasonal allergies: The COVID Symptom Study - a project that ...

(And yes, some people still experience allergy symptoms during the winter.) Here's what to know about flu and COVID symptoms, as well as some clues to look for regarding whether you're sick with a ...

If your symptoms are worsening at this point, contact a medical professional. Many symptoms of coronavirus overlap with those of colds, flu, and allergies, but there are important differences. Flu and ...

seasonal allergies, or a sign that you’ve contracted the novel coronavirus? Health officials are urging anyone who has COVID-19 symptoms or who is concerned they’ve been exposed to the virus ...

While not effective for all allergy triggers or symptoms, face masks are able to ... been widely available in the Western world since the COVID-19 pandemic, and many people have continued to ...

When you have allergies, the symptoms ... away for many weeks or even months. Cold symptoms will take several days to develop but should go away within a couple of weeks. How are cold symptoms ...

Long Covid isn't fully understood, and there's no internationally-agreed definition - so estimates of how common it is, or what the main symptoms are, vary. Guidance for UK health professionals ...

Peanut allergies are a major cause of severe symptoms in children and adults. Even a tiny amount of peanut protein can set off a severe reaction in allergic individuals. The prevalence of peanut ...