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Do chances of developing complications change if you exercise while having a flu?
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Sure: One example would be the muscles. Influenza viruses spread all over the body, including into the muscles, and a person can get bad muscle aches or body aches. If she tries vigorous exercising during influenza, that would mean a lot more stress on the muscles and likely more inflammation and damage to muscle cells.
Answered 1/2/2020
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