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A member asked:
I think i've had a relapse of the flu--body aches, fever (i didn't have a fever two weeks ago when i was sick), cough, etc. should i see a doctor?
A doctor has provided 1 answer
Never hurts: It sounds like you may have been infected with a new pathogen or some sort of secondary infection. It's always good to have your doctor evaluate exactly what might be going on before something minor has a chance to get worse. Usually we can help alleviate the symptoms a bit to make it more bearable. Hope you feel better & good luck!
Answered 1/27/2015
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