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Why can I not tell if it's just too warm or I'm getting sick?

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I don't actually have much in the way if symptoms. A bit of a cough, but that can be attributed to my having woken up yesterday with something having caught in my throat and my lungs overreacting.

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The fact that I felt better after going outside and getting some air means it's probably too warm.

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Also, the fact that my phone is saying it's 22 here and I'm like, bleh.

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Ugh. No tags tonight. Still got a bit of a cough and runny nose. I'm pretty sure it's allergies.