Discover the signs of dangerously high fevers in children and when to seek help. Get essential tips to manage fever symptoms and ensure your child's safety.

A wet cough brings up thick or thin mucus or phlegm from the airways and lungs. A dry cough doesn’t bring up any mucus. Learn more about wet coughs and dry coughs.

Walking pneumonia, also known as atypical pneumonia, is a milder form of pneumonia. Learn about the symptoms, causes, and treatments for walking pneumonia.

While the flu typically gets better within a few days with rest and fluids, eating nutritious foods can soothe symptoms, help boost immunity, and make you feel better faster. Find out which foods to eat and which foods to avoid when you have the flu.

If your baby is coughing, identifying the primary cause of the cough can help you determine how best to help them. Here’s what the experts say.

Learn about kennel cough in dogs: symptoms, prevention, and treatment options. Keep your furry friend healthy and protected from this common illness.

If you constantly feel cold despite taking steps to keep yourself warm, an underlying medical condition could be the main culprit. Find out 8 possible reasons why you feel cold all the time

When excess mucus drips down the back of your throat, it is called postnasal drip. Find out what causes post-nasal drip and which prescription and OTC medications are used to treat it.