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Can a mild stomach flu (no vomiting) cause fatigue in exercise? today, during a normally easy exercise, i was laboring much more than normal.
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"flu" and exercise: Not certain what is meant by stomach flu. If any diarrhea or not eating your may be dehydrated. What meds are you taking happy to help but need much more information.
Answered 5/1/2019
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