You will typically begin to notice symptoms, such as a runny or stuffed-up nose, coughing or a scratchy throat about two or three days after you become infected with the virus that causes the common cold. Other symptoms of the common cold can include: sneezing, a fever, headaches, watery eyes and fatigue.
You will typically begin to notice symptoms, such as a runny or
stuffed-up nose, coughing or a scratchy throat about two or three
days after you become infected with the virus that causes the
common cold. Other symptoms of the common cold... More
Dr. Mehmet Oz answered:Watch this video to learn more from Dr. Mehmet Oz about catching a cold.
Watch this video to learn more from Dr. Mehmet Oz about catching a cold. More
Stacy Wiegman answered:You will typically begin to notice symptoms, such as a runny or stuffed-up nose, coughing or a scratchy throat about two or three days after you become infected with the virus that causes the common cold. Other symptoms of the common cold can include: sneezing, a fever, headaches, watery eyes and fatigue.
