ENT specialist Dr. Dipak L. Desai explains how cold, dry air irritates nasal passages, weakens immunity, and increases congestion and sinus infections in winter.

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Your cold is getting better if your nasal congestion and sneezing have decreased. When your energy levels increase and you feel like yourself, it's a sign your cold is going away. A cough often ...