We take a critical look at some of the myths associated with the cold season.Claim: Cold showers help you avoid the common coldAssessment: Not proven, but not unhealthy.Facts: If you hate the idea of ...

A sore throat usually isn't serious enough for a trip to the doctor, and many natural remedies can help ease your symptoms, ...

Two adults have died from flu in Travis County this season.. COVID-19 is also around, but not at the same rate as flu.

Discover how the dry air of winter affects your nose and how to combat the drying out with helpful tips and treatments.

sun exposure or cold weather and physical injury to the area can all trigger cold sores. Effective treatments include antiviral creams such as aciclovir, cold sore patches, pain-relieving gels or ...

Apply this to the cold sore around your lip or up your nose for a full fifteen minutes, twice a day. I have found that this approach very often resolves a cold sore within a day or two.

"Which is why we recommend that if you are outside for these prolonged periods of time, you're covering your nose, you're covering ... Frostnip: cold, sore and painful feeling 2.

The D.C. area continues to face frigid temperatures this week as a cold spell stretches over the region and most of the southern East Coast. Here’s what you need to know. Overnight temperatures ...

But The thing is, dear reader, I do not have another cold. My nose just hates the cold. It’s all to do with our nasal lining becoming royally miffed by the change in temperature. As Dr Deborah S.

We know how to protect ourselves from the cold – but what about our furry friends? The extreme cold can be very dangerous for cats, dogs, birds, squirrels and more. The SPCA advises keeping dog ...

But The thing is, dear reader, I do not have another cold. My nose just hates the cold. It’s all to do with our nasal lining becoming royally miffed by the change in temperature. As Dr Deborah S.

Cold Medicines for Runny Nose, Watery Eyes ... can often ease the pain of a sore throat. Some medicated lozenges or sprays can also temporarily soothe the pain. But don't use lozenges, sprays ...