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So, what are the symptoms you need to know?

First, remember that influenza can cause light to severe disease. Some people will have the flu and feel a little extinct, maybe not even realize that they are sick. And of course, for others, this can be a situation of life or death.

The CDC emphasizes that a major difference between the cold and the flu is that the flu tends to come rather suddenly. Often, symptoms include:

• fever or feverish feeling / chills
• cough
• irritated throat
• Nose Counny or clogged
• Muscle or body
• headache
• Fatigue (Fatigue)

In addition, some people - generally children more than adults - may have vomiting and diarrhea.Thomas J. Mele, MD, FAAPP, urgent care physician, commemorative health system stresses that nausea and vomiting are also associated with influenza B suffering, the dominant voltage this season of the flu.

Although a fever is one of the most common flu symptoms, the CDC reminds us that everyone with influenza will not burn. So, just because you have a normal body temperature does not mean that you are without influenza.

With regard to the order of symptoms to expect,Peterson Pierre, MD, reveals that "sudden and excessive fatigue is one of the first signs of influenza, followed by chills and bodily pain."

While the majority of people who get influenza will recover in a few days or less than two weeks without any medical intervention, some people will develop complications, ranging from sinus infections and ears to pneumonia cases threatening pneumonia. Inflammation of the heart (myocardite), brain (encephalitis) or muscle (myositis, rhabdomyolysis) fabrics and failure of several organs (for example, respiratory and renal failure). In addition, respiratory tract infection infection can trigger an extreme inflammatory response into the body and can lead tosepsis, the threatening reaction of the life of the body to infection. Those who already suffer from chronic medical problems such as asthma or chronic heart disease can undergo an aggravation of their conditions.

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Although fever and body pain are nothing to call your MD, the CDC lists a number of symptoms that guarantee an immediate trip to the doctor's office.

In children:

• Quick breathing or difficulty breathing
• Blueish or face lips
• Ribs that pull with every breath
• Chest pain
• Severe muscle pain (the child refuses to walk)
• Dehydration (no urine for 8 hours, dry mouth, no tears crying)
• Not alert or interact during the awakening
• Convulsions
• Fever above 104 ° F
• In children under 12 weeks, all fever
• Fever or cough that improves, but then goes up or worsens
• Aggravation of chronic medical conditions

In adults:

• Difficulty breathing or wiping the breath
• Persistent pain or pressure in the chest or abdomen
• Persistent vertigo, confusion, inability to arouse
• Convulsions
• Urge
• Severe muscle pain
• Intense weakness or instability
• Fever or cough that improves, but returned or worsen
• Aggravation of chronic medical conditions

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