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How normal would it be for my muscles to feel weak after being sick?
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Yes it is typical.: After a viral illness like a bad cold or the flu, we tend to feel achy and later we can feel weak while we are recovering. It is best to rest up and take it slowly so you can recover completely.
Answered 9/10/2013
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