SYMPTOMS QUIZ Is it a cold? or could it be allergIes?
SYMPTOMS QUIZ
Is it a cold? Or could it be allergies?
The symptoms are often so similar, it can be hard to tell what you're suffering from. This quiz can help.
What symptoms do you have? (Check all that apply)
Itchy, watery eyes
Sneezing
Itchy nose or throat
Runny nose (thin, clear discharge)
Coughing
Sinus congestion
Do your symptoms last for several weeks at a time? Do they tend to come and go with the seasons? Do your symptoms occur when you're outdoors? Do your symptoms occur when you're indoors? Does at least one of your parents have upper respiratory allergies? Have you been treated for upper respiratory allergies before?
Yes
No
Yes
No
Yes
No
Yes
No
Yes
No
Yes
No
If you checked most of the symptoms and answered "YES" to most or all of the questions, you may have allergies. Show this to your healthcare professional.
Visit to learn more about these 3 simple parts for 1 total approach to better allergy care.
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