Cold, Flu, or Malaria?
Mar. 25th, 2008 10:24 pmProbably not malaria.
I am sick, and I cannot tell if it's the cold or the flu, so I go check out the CDC website for clarification. It tells me that runny noses are most commonly associated with the cold, and that fever and body aches are most commonly associated with the flu (Do you see where I'm going with this?).
My only two symptoms are: 1) a nose in training for the New York marathon, and 2) fever with body aches. Perhaps I am so awesome that I have both.
I don't remember ever having the flu before. Aside from the cold I had a month or so ago, I have not had a cold in two to three years. I'm fairly clueless, and will have to depend on time or perhaps a doctor.
WHY NINE TIMES? WHY FIVE DAYS BEFORE MY PHYSICS TEST??
I am sick, and I cannot tell if it's the cold or the flu, so I go check out the CDC website for clarification. It tells me that runny noses are most commonly associated with the cold, and that fever and body aches are most commonly associated with the flu (Do you see where I'm going with this?).
My only two symptoms are: 1) a nose in training for the New York marathon, and 2) fever with body aches. Perhaps I am so awesome that I have both.
I don't remember ever having the flu before. Aside from the cold I had a month or so ago, I have not had a cold in two to three years. I'm fairly clueless, and will have to depend on time or perhaps a doctor.
WHY NINE TIMES? WHY FIVE DAYS BEFORE MY PHYSICS TEST??