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Symptoms
Fever - may be high; Headache; Tiredness; Dry cough; Sore throat; Stuffy, congested nose; Muscle aches and stiffness. O...
Causes
The flu usually begins abruptly, with a fever between 102 to 106?F. (An adult typically has a lower fever than a child)...
Tests
The evaluation of an individual with flu symptoms should include a thorough physical exam and, in cases where pneumonia...
Treatments
If you have mild illness and are not at high-risk, take these steps: Rest; Take medicines that relieve symptoms and hel...
Drugs
These may be useful in treating individuals who have weakened immune systems or who are at risk for developing serious ...
Complications
Possible complications, especially for those at high risk, include: Pneumonia; Encephalitis (infection of the brain; Br...
Prevention
A yearly vaccine is recommended for infants, the elderly, women who may be pregnant during flu season, and those with c...
Doctor Specialties
Call your health care provider if someone in a high-risk category develops symptoms of the flu.
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