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Has there been a flu virus present in the uk recently? |
i have been feeling very rough for 2 days, or is it a high pollon count Its probably high pollen count... which left me with bad tongsilitis x I'm sure there will be flu going around, it's less common in the summer, but it does still exist. Just feeling a bit rough doesn't really suggest flu to me though, maybe it's some other virus. Flu tends to really knock you down, aches and pains, not even having the energy to get out of bed, that kind of thing. You'd probably not be online asking questions like this. depends wot you mean by ruff coughing sneeze itchy eyes i think so, i had the flew last week and i never normally fall ill |
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