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Expert: Flu can cause severe long-term effects


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  Whether it's a mild or serious illness, research is showing influenza can cause long-term effects in people who get it, according to health experts. When the COVID-19 pandemic introduced us to long-COVID,

The article from MSN discusses the severe and long-term effects of the flu, as explained by Dr. William Schaffner, an infectious disease expert. While many people recover from the flu within a week or two, some can experience prolonged symptoms or complications. These can include pneumonia, which can be particularly dangerous for the elderly or those with underlying health conditions, leading to hospitalization or even death. Additionally, the flu can exacerbate chronic conditions like heart disease or asthma, potentially causing heart attacks or worsening respiratory issues. Dr. Schaffner also notes that some individuals might suffer from post-viral fatigue, where they feel unusually tired for weeks or months after the initial infection. He emphasizes the importance of flu vaccinations to mitigate these risks, highlighting that the flu is not just a minor inconvenience but a potentially serious illness with lasting impacts.

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