Why The Flu Causes Aches & Pains
Why do we get aches and pains when we're sick? Is it the flu or is it our body's response to the flu? How The Flu Shot Works (And Why You Should Get It) - https://youtu.be/JBEkdRx6b5s ...
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Ugh, my muscles… why do they feel so… achey. *cough* If you say more research is needed I’m going to kick you. Howdy sickos, I’m Trace, thanks for watching! IT’S FLU SEASON EVERYBODY! Congratulations. If you didn’t get your flu shot this year (or even if you did), here’s a warning: YOU COULD GET SICK. No one exactly knows why influenza viruses hit in the colder months. They may survive and circulate better in cold, dry air;l our immune systems may be weaker thanks to a lack of sunlight in the winter or; perhaps, it’s simply because thanks to the cold we spend more time in close quarters, and thus, spread the virus more easily. Once you’ve got the flu, however, chances are you’ll get some of the symptoms: fever, headaches, sore throat, runny...
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Ugh, my muscles… why do they feel so… achey. *cough* If you say more research is needed I’m going to kick you. Howdy sickos, I’m Trace, thanks for watching! IT’S FLU SEASON EVERYBODY! Congratulations. If you didn’t get your flu shot this year (or even if you did), here’s a warning: YOU COULD GET SICK. No one exactly knows why influenza viruses hit in the colder months. They may survive and circulate better in cold, dry air;l our immune systems may be weaker thanks to a lack of sunlight in the winter or; perhaps, it’s simply because thanks to the cold we spend more time in close quarters, and thus, spread the virus more easily. Once you’ve got the flu, however, chances are you’ll get some of the symptoms: fever, headaches, sore throat, runny...
