What are the symptoms for cold/flu
Fever (100-102A degrees F);lasts 3-4 days Headache Fatigue, Weakness Can last up to 2-3 weeks Extreme Exhaustion, MORE? ( Source: http://www.chacha.com/question/what-are-the-symptoms-for-cold%26%2347%3Bflu )
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- Fever (100-102A degrees F);lasts 3-4 days Headache Fatigue, Weakness Can last up to 2-3 weeks Extreme Exhaustion, MORE?
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- http://www.tamiflu.com/about/coldflu.asp… all the info you need hope it helps
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- Although they may have similar symptoms, colds and flu are different. Colds tend to begin slowly, and people may sense that they're getting a cold before most of the signs appear. Flu symptoms often seem to appear "out of nowhere"...
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- Can cold/flu symptoms be a sign of pregnancy ?
- Q: i have cold/flu symptoms and the doctors say i have to let it wear off like a virus . my mother says that every time she was pregnant , she went to the doctor about cold/flu symptoms and found out that she was pregnant . could this be for me ?
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- Best ways to ease up cold/flu symptoms?
- Q: Hi all, well I've caught myself a bug of some kind. It started out as an uncomfortable sore throat. The next morning the sore throat eased up on it's own but now I'm coughing a lot. Sometimes the cough is productive and sometimes its dry. I only hope this doesn't progress into something worse like the flu. For now though I think it's a mild cold of some kind. Anyway, do you have any recommendations to help ease up some of these symptoms to make life a little more comfortable? Any help would be great. Thanks. =)
- A: 2 things, hon. 1st--heat water like you would for tea. Add the juice of 1/2 to 1 lemon, and a couple tablespoons of honey. Stir and sip. My mom used to do this when I was growing up, and it always helped. That first sip is a doozy with the sour lemon, but after that it is rather soothing.2nd. Drinks LOTS of water. Try to flush whatever this is out of your system. It can be uncomfy to drink, so even try it cool to cold--the numbing effect can be soothing.Try broth, chicken soup with lemon, and rest as much as you can. Hope you feel better soon!
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