If you or everyone around you is getting the sniffles, it’s that time of year again. Here’s what health experts are saying they’re seeing around the greater Houston area.

Despite being smack in the middle of summer months, common colds, strep throat and COVID are making people sick right now.

RSV and norovirus cases are surging among children in Houston, with symptoms like coughing, sore throats, and congestion.

Various Kelsey-Seybold Clinics are reporting an increase in respiratory and viral infections.

Doctors say not to be alarmed by the rise of COVID-19 cases, as the virus has a pattern of spiking in the summer. Plus, it’s not the only thing causing people to get sick.

In addition to springtime seasonal allergies, people are suffering complications from that like hay fever, and skin rashes. Some are also feeling even worse with lots of upper respiratory infections across the area.

According to clinics across the area, spring allergies are the main thing affecting people right now.

Now that the holidays are over and kids are back to school, the flu is still spreading.

As you’re preparing to gather this holiday, could you be inviting flu, COVID or RSV into your home?

According to the City of Houston Health Department, Flu cases have been trending upward over the past three weeks.

There are a few big reasons to take care of yourself this season. Here's what you need to know

There are several illnesses going around right now. Some of the most common are COVID, respiratory syncytial virus, and strep.

What’s going around in the Houston area?

Texas and Washington D.C, are the only two parts of America spiking on the CDC weekly flu chart right now.

From heat-related illness to contagious viruses, here’s what doctors across our area say is “what’s going around.”

From breathing troubles to contagious viruses, here’s what doctors across our area say is “what’s going around.”

The City of Houston, Harris and Fort Bend County Health Departments are encouraging everyone to wash fruits, vegetables and hands when preparing food because of an outbreak of Cyclospora. Cyclospora is a GI disease that is common this type of year but the health departments are noticing more of it than usual.