Most people expect a cold to clear within about a week. A sore throat, runny nose, or light cough usually improves with rest, and it is common to assume the body just needs a few quiet days to recover. During winter, however, symptoms often linger longer than expected. Close contact with others indoors, increased circulation…
Why Bronchitis Becomes More Common in the Fall As the weather cools and people spend more time indoors, respiratory infections like bronchitis become more common. Dry air, fluctuating temperatures, and exposure to seasonal viruses all play a role in increasing the number of respiratory illnesses seen during the fall. Allergies and dust from heating systems…
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