Anyone who is over 65 years old, or knows someone over 65, should learn as much as they can about the flu to protect themselves and the ones they love. In this article, we’ll talk about flu symptoms, causes, treatments, and the best ways to prevent catching it in the first place.
While colds, flu and pneumonia share some similarities, there are differences in the symptoms – are more accurately, the severity of the symptoms. Let’s take a look at 12 ways these 3-ailments are different from one another.
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We can always count on the flu making a reappearance each season, and while a person might not get it every season, there are many people who will succumb to the virus. If you’re one of those unlucky people, here are some tips on what to do if you get the flu.
Respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) may go unnoticed because in most cases, it mimics mild cold symptoms. Other times, it can become a lot more serious in kids (as well as older adults). Here are 12 things to know about RSV.
While most people who get the flu won’t need to seek medical attention, some cases will go sideways and can lead to dangerous symptoms. Here are 12 ways flu can get out of hand and possibly lead to death.
Arming yourself with knowledge (and your child with a flu shot) can go a long way in ensuring your little one gets through this particularly nasty flu season unharmed. Let’s take a look at 12 facts that relate to the flu, specifically in kids.