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Transmitted through touch
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Results from contact with individuals or objects |
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May begin slowly, two or three days after infection with the virus |
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Usually starts with a sore throat, followed by sneezing and a runny nose |
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May experience a yellow or green nasal discharge, congestion, or a slightly elevated fever |
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Hacking cough, fatigue, and weakness are common. |
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Symptoms generally last two days to a week. |
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Transmitted through touch and air |
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Just being in a room with germs. Headache, dry cough, and chills often signal sudden onset. |
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Muscle aches, often in the legs and back, or a high fever |
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May experience extreme fatigue—
a "knocked out" feeling |
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Respiratory symptoms such as nasal congestion and sore throat are common. |
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