Diagnosis
Labels Common Cold
For most people, the diagnosis of a cold is obvious from its symptoms,
particularly if they know they have recently been exposed to someone else
with a cold. Most people do not need to see a doctor to be diagnosed with
a cold. They should, however, see their doctor if they have any of the following
symptoms, which may indicate an allergy or a more serious illness:
particularly if they know they have recently been exposed to someone else
with a cold. Most people do not need to see a doctor to be diagnosed with
a cold. They should, however, see their doctor if they have any of the following
symptoms, which may indicate an allergy or a more serious illness:
- The symptoms last longer than two weeks.
- The patient has a fever of 102°F (38.9°C) or higher.
- They are coughing up thick mucus.
- They have severely swollen glands.
- They have severe pain in the sinuses.
- They are having chills or night sweats, or are extremely fatigued.
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