flu to sv?

[stef]

hey all.. i know iv been posting new topics a lot lately... i just hav a lot to ask i guess...
at the moment i hav the horrid spring flu... phlegmy throat, clogged nose, aching head, etc... i was just wondering how often does this kind of flu turn into an sv? iv completely lost my appetite and feel nauseous quite often... do u think it cud turn into something more? im scared
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[icicledreamz]

With Influenza normally comes loss of appetite, and i was quite nasueous when i had the flu a couple weeks ago...it is cause you are ot eatting, do eat..cause if you dont you will only feel sicker..i dont think i have ever heard of influenza turning into a sv..

[liriodendron]

Actually they say to "feed a cold but starve a flu". So you might want
to limit your eating to chicken soup and toast. Although a severe case
of influenza reportedly causes v* in adults, especially those wicked
strains over there in Austrailia, it's not the same thing as the SV you
hear about commonly.

[pianolover]

I thought it was "starve a fever, feed a cold" - and I agreed, because I'm always starving when I have a cold!!

[liriodendron]

I think you're right, that's the saying. But of course sometimes a
light fever accompanies a cold and it isn't a major deal but you get
the point.

[hollyjean]

i think thatmaybe having a nasty cold could lower your immune system a little as your body is busy fighting it, but then as long as you keep up good hygiene, you shouldnt be at any more risk than usual.

[stella9]

Influenza