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A member asked:
Is it common to feel body pain, when you are having a cold? i have no fever. and is it dangerous to work out when having a cold?
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Not uncommon: Myalgia (muscle aches) and arthralgias (joint pains) are not uncommon with some viral illnesses. Mild to moderate exercises should not be dangerous during this time as long as you listen to your body, avoid excessive fatigue and stay well hydrated
Answered 9/25/2014
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