why does the flu take so much time to cure?
Posted on December 06th, 2008 in Antibiotics
during sex asked:
I've been sick for 8 days and I feel like a ball in my throat and a common fever. I ve taken recephine injection twice and olfen injection twice and ketek and flagyl and ceclor and grofenac and agninova and a gargle medice. All of these stuff I've taken during the last 8 days but I'm still sick. Also I checked the doctor 4 times
I've been sick for 8 days and I feel like a ball in my throat and a common fever. I ve taken recephine injection twice and olfen injection twice and ketek and flagyl and ceclor and grofenac and agninova and a gargle medice. All of these stuff I've taken during the last 8 days but I'm still sick. Also I checked the doctor 4 times
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December 9th, 2008
It takes about 7-10 days for the virus to go through your system and burn out. Secondary symptoms can crop up too and make the recovery longer. My hubby had flu last October then was flat on his back from Pneumonia for 3 weeks. It sounds like you have some of these complications as flagyl has been prescribed.
I hope you feel better soon. Get your rest and lots of fluids
December 11th, 2008
flu takes a long time to cure as it is a virus not a living organism.
you body has to produce new antibodies every time you get a new flu and that takes time.
and that is why antibiotics dont work as well and your doc should not prescribe them for the flu. try bed rest and lost of fluid. if that is not possible try lots of fluid and keeping warm
December 13th, 2008
the flu (influenza) is a virus. antibiotics or any such medicine will not cure it or prevent it. Although this sounds so basic it is true…plenty of water and rest is what is needed to get over the flu. the reason why the flu can take ages to clear up is because there s a process known as phagocytosis going on in your body. this involves your antibodies that are produced engulfing the virus particles throughout your body.
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