He has been seeing patients with cold symptoms for 30 years, and he’s heard many myths. “It's a common thing for me to see people come in during the day wanting an antibiotic to treat their ...

And you’ve probably heard that there’s just one cold virus, right? “There are over 200 types of viruses,” said Dr. Tim Hendrix, medical director with AdventHealth Centra Care Urgent Cares.

The API failed to deliver the resource. You’ve had the common cold — in fact, you’ve probably had it already this year. And you’ve probably heard that there’s just one cold virus, right?

Here are some other myths to debunk. You’ve had the common cold — in fact, you’ve probably had it already this year. And you’ve probably heard that there’s just one cold virus, right ...

In fact, there are over 200 different cold viruses. Despite popular belief, antibiotics do not treat colds, as they are caused by viruses, not bacteria.

Another myth is that colds are caused by cold weather, or going outside with wet hair, but that's not true. Experts say they're all just viruses, spread through the air or on surfaces.

Here are some other myths to debunk. You’ve had the common cold — in fact, you’ve probably had it already this year. And you’ve probably heard that there’s just one cold virus, right?

The common cold comes with some common myths. For example, did you know that you can get a cold year-round, not just in the winter? Here are some other myths to debunk.