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Whats the difference between the flu and a cold?

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Whats the difference between the flu and a cold?

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The “flu” is a virus (influenza virus). The common cold is also a virus however it is usually not as severe as influenza. The flu may cause symptoms that last longer and are more severe than the common cold.

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Both are similar caused by a virus. Each has somewhat different symptoms. Flu virus is usually much tougher on you.

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The viruses that cause colds and the flu are spread through hand-to-hand contact and through the air in droplets from sneezes and coughs. You do not catch a cold or the flu by getting wet or chilled. This brochure, written for Native Americans, discusses the difference between the flu and a cold.

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The difference is in the number of days you can take off from work.

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A cold is when the weather is very chilly and wind goes up your bum bum. A flu is what a whoel buncha birds did mon.

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