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A member asked:
My husband and i are alternating symptoms of headaches nausea body chills with no fever. what could be causing it? common cold?
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Both have flu.: What you are describing is the flu. This is a viral infection, that will resolve by itself. The only treatment is symptomatic - tylenol (acetaminophen) or ibuprofen; if you have a lot of nausea, call your physician for a prescription to relieve it.
Answered 4/5/2020
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Viral illness: Likely a non-specific viral illness which is self limited
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