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Suffer from frequently recurring cold and flu(almost every 2 weeks)might be from a hypothyroidism?maybe from mild eating disorders i had in past?
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Nope: just a cycle where you get cold/viral infection and this decreases your immunity so you are a "target" for every virus in the community! Try getting as much rest as you can..avoid CROWDS and take some Vitamin C! Hope this is helpful! Dr Z
Answered 11/25/2017
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