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Influenza remains at high levels in many parts of the U.S. H3N2 is the dominant strain this year and is typically transmitted via close contact. So how easily can you be infected and how
long does influenza last? Read on at blog In Central Texas, allergy season has begun with “Cedar Fever.” From December to February, cedar (ashe juniper) and other juniper trees pollinate during these colder months. Allergy symptoms for "Cedar Fever" can be severe and sudden and mimic the flu. However, influenza will usually come with a fever, but cedar allergies will not. The most common symptoms of this allergen are a clear runny nose, sneezing, and watery, itching eyes. Gastrointestinal (GI) symptoms, including diarrhea, vomiting and abdominal pain, can sometimes occur with influenza. GI symptoms can indicate a more severe case of the flu or represent a secondary infection. Given this common occurrence, Nenningers Naturals formulated Triple Flu Defense for both respiratory and GI symptoms. Learn more at blog |
