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A cold again? It was just like this last autumn. Do you find yourself suffering every year from that unwelcome guest, the common cold, whenever the change of seasons arrives? With frequent runny noses, sneezing, and chills all over your body, you may have often felt frustrated because everyone else seems fine while you are the only one visiting the clinic.

Do you start each morning with a dry cough, a scratchy throat, and a congested nose? It can feel surprisingly uncomfortable and restrictive when breathing becomes difficult. With persistent symptoms that crept up unnoticed, you might wonder whether something is wrong with your lungs. Let us walk through what your body is trying to say, step by step.

Do you find yourself feeling chilled whenever the seasons change, heading to the clinic while others stay healthy? A minor cough turns into a sore throat, a slight chill brings on a runny nose, and colds return the moment they seem to fade. You may find yourself worrying as your body feels increasingly worn down.

Nasal congestion, sneezing, and an itchy throat that return whenever the chilly morning and evening winds blow. Many people catch cold after cold with every turn of the season, or suffer from rhinitis and asthma far more severely than others. If you have been reproaching yourself and wondering why your body feels so frail, take a breath. It may be a distress signal sent by your lungs.