A “head cold” involves symptoms in your head, like a stuffed, runny nose and watery eyes. With a “chest cold,” you’ll have chest congestion and a cough. Viral bronchitis is sometimes ...

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From days 8-10, you're entering the late stage of your cold. Your runny nose dries up and you start to feel better. Your sore throat is usually gone. However, your cough might continue ...