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Ive got the flu and started to feel slightly better for around 12 hours but then it returned full force. is this normal ?
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Not unusual: As you get better, you may feel such a nice change that you think it's over - but it's not. Continue any Rx given - continue to drink fluids and rest - and prevent spread as well as possible. It will pass. Enjoy the sample - a taste of Spring!
Answered 5/26/2016
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