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I got the flu!!
#1

This fucking sucks. I was just saying the other day how lucky I had been, now I'm sitting here waiting for the comfort that death will bring.

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#2

I hope you Drink your fluids.. i mean YOUR FLUIDS.

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#3

ive never had the flu.hope you get better.

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#4

Went to urgent care last night. Ailments are as follows:
Temp. 101.3
Bloodpressure 170/100
Have strepe throat (insert cock joke here!)
Have a bag full of pills to take! (Nothing good)
Ass is sore from needle! (Insert got fucked joke here!)

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#5

just getting over it.....week 3 still feel week but fever and other symptoms gone for the most part

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#6

If you've got the flu take some Neocitran (swiss name but link to eq. in the us). this is just radical against the flu.

take one (it's a powder you drink it with hot water) makes you sleep (so don't drive).
And it's got nice taste (like lemon).
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#7



Influenza


The flu syndrome is a severe illness, lasting from three days to two weeks with convalescence over one to four weeks. Symptoms include the abrupt onset of malaise, prominent myalgia, headache and high fever (up to 106F, lasting three to seven days), followed by cough, rhinorrhea, pharyngitis and weakness. Complications include prolonged airway hyperreactivity, particularly in patients with asthma and chronic bronchitis. Secondary bacterial bronchitis and pneumonia are seen in up to ten percent of patients, and usually present as purulent or bloody sputum and increased fever after a few days of apparent clinical improvement. The most common cause is Streptococcus pneumoniae, although Hemophilus influenza and Staphylococcus aureus infections (associated with a 50 percent mortality) are also seen. Rare nonpulmonary complications include myositis (with or without myoglobinuria and acute renal failure), Guillain-Barre syndrome, encephalitis, transverse myelitis and Reye's syndrome. Since the flu syndrome can be severe, patients who are elderly, debilitated by chronic disease, immuno- compromised or those with severe dehydration or secondary complications may require hospitalization.



While may viruses can cause "flu," including parainfluenza, respiratory syncytial virus and adenovirus, 85 percent of cases are caused by influenza A or B. Epidemic spread of the influenza virus is due to the appearance of new antigenic variations of the virus in nonimmune populations. Major antigenic variations lead to pandemics and minor antigenic changes cause the nearly annual winter epidemics. Viral transmission takes place through the aerosol route, by sneezing, coughing and talking; the virus has an extremely high attack rate.



Treatment of the flu consists of symptomatic and supportive care, including bed rest, hydration, analgesics, antipyretic agents and antibiotics for secondary bacterial infection. Amantadine and rimantadine are approved for the treatment of influenza A infections, but must be administered within the first 24 to 48 hours if they are to have any effect. In general, patients at high risk for morbidity and mortality who have the "flu syndrome" should be treated with these agents - unvaccinated patients with chronic pulmonary, cardiovascular, neuromuscular, metabolic and immunodeficiency diseases. It may also be appropriate to treat patients involved in critical jobs, such as policemen, firemen and selected health care personnel. Amantadine and rimantadine are not curative; they attenuate disease in patients with influenza A infection by shortening the duration of acute illness by one to two days and decreasing fever by 50 percent.



Given the potential severity of illness, prophylactic measures are recommended for select patients. Recommendations about vaccination are discussed in Chapter 3. Amantadine prophylaxis prevents clinical disease in 70 to 90 percent of patients and should be considered for the same high risk groups outlined above, particularly those in closed settings such as nursing homes.

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#8

Wife just brought home some Thera-Flu. Stuff tastes like ass, but I hear it works. Update on condition:

Temp: 100.2
Blood pressure: 150/90

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#9

hey jdub,

I have been having the whiskey shits since yesterday....


hope that makes you feel better
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#10

anhil8tor Wrote:hey jdub,

I have been having the whiskey shits since yesterday....


hope that makes you feel better
Maybe you have that Haitian Butt Flu that has been going around the bath houses lately.

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Asshat Wrote:Maybe you have that Haitian Butt Flu that has been going around the bath houses lately.

No sir,


whiskey shits.... I drank a fifth and a 1/2 saturday while playing cards... took me a while to recoup though... I dropped an immodium about an hour ago and feel alot better
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#12

I don't even feel like posting tits today. I haven't looked at one single set of them. I might be dying!

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#13

Jdub Wrote:I don't even feel like posting tits today. I haven't looked at one single set of them. I might be dying!

snarg is very concerned:
drink a bunch of tequila, very quickly
this should knock you out
we don't want to see you doing serious self-inflicted damage
snarg wishes you a speedy recovery

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#14

Bill recomends Rock and Rye for the flu.
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#15

It's Valentine's and I'm not even gonna get any pussy! :mad:

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#16

Jdub Wrote:It's Valentine's and I'm not even gonna get any pussy! :mad:
Didn't happen either!!

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#17

but at least ya stopped whining about the damn flu
hope yer better jdub

I realise that I have a past to break with--an accumulation of inertia, wrong, foolishness, rot, junk.  A great need of clarification, of mindfulness, or rather, of no mind.  A need to return to genuine practice, right effort.  Need to push on the great doubt.  Need for the spirit.  Hang on to the clear light.
           
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snarg Wrote:but at least ya stopped whining about the damn flu
hope yer better jdub
Nope, still sick and whining, but thanks for the concern, and have some tits!! :lol:
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