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What do you do when you have the flu repeatedly?
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Probably not flu: The word "flu" gets overused. It's very unlikely that you're ally getting the flu repeatedly, since flu typically happens only once a year, and is easily preventable by vaccination. It's more likely that you're getting frequent colds. The typical adult gets two colds per year.
Answered 1/21/2017
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