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Signs Of Viral Infections Like Flu, Unexplained Weight Loss You Should Know

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Signs Of Viral Infections Like Flu, Unexplained Weight Loss You Should Know

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Viruses are small microorganisms that can’t be seen by naked eyes. Nearly all diseases that affect human race are caused by these tiny microorganisms.

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D Kramer, PhD, a professor of biomedical science, notes people get viruses from foods they eat and through sex.

There are different viruses that are causative agents of various scourges. Diseases associated with viruses include common cold, HIV, Ebola among others. Here are the signs of a viral infection.

  1. Flu-like symptoms After contracting a flu, you are likely to experience fatigue, fever, headache, sore throat, pains , cough and aches. Flu is caused by a certain virus.

  2. Gastrointestinal disturbances. They include throwing up, nausea and diarrhea. You will want to confirm with your doctor if you have a viral infection.

  3. Unexplained weight loss You need to ask yourself why you are losing much weight despite maintaining your diet?.

The possible reasons behind weight loss could be viral infection. Something serious might be growing in your body and that may be a virus. However, it will be such a great idea if you see a medic to help you identify the underlying cause of the condition.

  1. Stuffy nose, nasal congestion and runny nose. They are all brought about by virus. Stuffy nose can be irking. It can even clog your nose. Seek medical advice to establish the cause of the condition.

  2. Rash This could mean many things. They are believed to be caused by different viruses like HIV virus.

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