Times You Think You Have the Flu—but Don’t

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RSV

Respiratory syncytial virus—RSV—is an infection of the respiratory tract that may seem like a cold or the flu that’s easily spread through coughing and sneezing. Symptoms include fever, nasal congestion, a barking cough, difficulty breathing, and lethargy. “The virus causes the most trouble for very young children in the first year of life,” warns Dr. Cloonan. Call a doctor immediately if children exhibit these symptoms.

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