1. How to keep your body strong against the flu

    How to protect yourself from catching the flu?

    Influenza, more commonly referred to as the flu, is a highly contagious viral infection that almost everyone will get at least once in their lives. In fact, most people will catch it more than once, especially when they are younger.

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  2. Flu in Children: How It Spreads, Causes, Symptoms, Treatments, Prevention

    Flu in Children: How It Spreads, Causes, Symptoms, Treatments, Prevention

    Winter is coming which also means flu season is coming. While you can catch the flu (or influenza) any time of year, flu viruses are most common during the colder months. Different from stomach viruses, the influenza virus attacks your nose, throat, and lungs which make up your respiratory system.

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  3. What Antiviral Medication Exists that Effectively Deals with Genital Herpes and Cold Sores?

    What Antiviral Medication Exists that Effectively Deals with Genital Herpes and Cold Sores?

    Genital herpes is a sexually transmitted infection that can be spread through any skin to skin contact during sexual activity. Once you are infected, the virus will remain dormant in your body and can reactivate sexeral ties per year. 

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  4. How Long Does the Flu Last? Do I Really Need Flu Medication?

    How Long Does the Flu Last? Do I Really Need Flu Medication?

    The flu or influenza is a very unpleasant illness which in most people lasts a week to ten days but it can persist and develop into a long illness. Most flu treatments focus on symptomatic relief but there are medicines available called anti-viral drugs which can help prevent the flu virus from multiplying in your body.

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  5. Catching the Early Signs of the Flu

    Catching the Early Signs of the Flu

    Luckily a flu vaccine is available to reduce your risk of flu. If you haven’t had a flu vaccine, then flu remedies can be bought from Pharmacy Planet if you are unlucky enough to get flu.

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