With multiple respiratory viruses swirling this time of year, it can be hard to know which sickness you’re dealing with. This article discusses the symptoms associated with the flu and provides advice on taking a COVID test before assuming you have the flu.
With multiple respiratory viruses swirling this time of year, it can be hard to know which sickness you’re dealing with. But with cases of, chief quality officer at BJC Health care and an infectious disease doctor at Washington University in St. Louis. It’s likely that the symptoms you’ve associated with flu for years are still a sign of the sickness, but some can be more telling than others.
Frequently reported flu symptoms include fever, chills, muscle aches, sore throat and upper respiratory symptoms. “Most of the time have fever, sometimes chills, muscle aches, can have some sore throat” in addition to upper respiratory symptoms like cough and nasal congestion, Babcock said., an associate professor of medicine in the division of infectious diseases at Oregon Health and Science University’s school of medicine.and the common cold, so be sure to take a COVID test before assuming you have the flu. And either way, it’s important to stay away from other people if you have signs of sickness so you don’t spread your virus to other
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