As the Philippines enters its colder months—often marked by chilly mornings, rain-soaked afternoons, and increasing cases of flooding—it also becomes a season of sniffles, sore throats, and runny noses. The common cold , while often dismissed as a minor nuisance, can be a real challenge when you're trying to stay productive and healthy in the midst of unpredictable weather. I've experienced firsthand how a simple cold can derail even the most routine days—especially when paired with soaking wet feet from sudden floods or when the temperature drops in the middle of the night, and you're wrapped in nothing but a thin blanket. In this article, let’s talk more about the common cold , why it’s more common during this season in the Philippines, and most importantly, how we can prevent it and stay well despite the odds. Understanding the Common Cold The common cold is caused by a viral infection, most commonly rhinoviruses. It primarily affects your nose and throat (upper ...
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