AS we head into the depths of October, it’s likely you’ll start to hear a few more coughs and sniffles. Respiratory illnesses are common during the winter months as the temperature drop…
With lateral flow tests no longer free, it can be hard to know whether you have a cold, flu, or Covid.The easiest way to check you have Covid is to take a test.
However, people are now far less likely to suffer with a loss of smell, with less than one in six people developing this.Those coming down with the bug are most likely to experience a runny nose, headache, sneezing, a sore throat and a persistent cough.in the US said that one main difference, is that you are infectious longer if you have Covid, compared to the flu or cold.
Professor Tim Spector, scientific co-founder of ZOE last week said we are likely to be hit with a combination of viruses this winter.
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