Allergies vs. COVID-19: Expert Tips from Dr. Douglas Anderson
Hopefully, more often than not, people are more likely experiencing symptoms of allergies and not coronavirus. But is it possible to have them at the same time?
Ever find yourself wondering if that tickle in your throat is just springtime allergies or something more serious like COVID-19? In this insightful episode of 'The Daily Diagnosis', Dr. Douglas Anderson, an Ear, Nose, and Throat specialist at Ogden Clinic, breaks down how to tell the difference between the two. Dr. Anderson dives into common symptoms and offers practical advice on managing allergies during the pandemic. Kicking things off, Dr.
Anderson highlights the key differences between allergy symptoms and COVID-19 indicators. For instance, while a fever is a strong sign of COVID-19, it's not something you'd typically experience with allergies. He also points out that losing your sense of smell and taste is more common with COVID-19 than with allergies. But that's not all. Dr. Anderson shares valuable tips on how to manage your allergies during these uncertain times.
Simple actions like avoiding touching your face, frequent hand washing, and wearing a mask can go a long way in keeping both allergies and COVID-19 at bay. Throughout the episode, you'll gain a clearer understanding of how to distinguish between these overlapping symptoms and get actionable advice to help you navigate this confusing period. Whether you're dealing with a runny nose or a persistent cough, Dr. Anderson's expertise provides much-needed clarity and peace of mind.
Tune in to this episode of 'The Daily Diagnosis' for practical tips and expert insights that can help you stay healthy and informed.