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I have a cold - how long does fatigue last?
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Viral infection: A cold is a viral infection and is often associated with fatigue. Normally at your age (44) with a normal immune system, you should feel much better in 10-14 days. Drink a lot fluid, take zicam, and rest and vitamin c and you should feel well in a couple of weeks. Do not take an antibiotic.
Answered 4/20/2014
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