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How long fatigue in flu last ?
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See below: Varies from person to person depending on their health status, age, severity of the illness, etc.
Answered 5/24/2018
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Weeks: Sometimes the infection itself can last for up to 5 weeks. Fatigue, after the infection has resolved, can take up to 1-2 additional weeks to go away. Keep up on your vitamin D3 supplement/sunshine and probiotics since they help to recover faster.
Answered 4/18/2018
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