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In a typical year, symptoms like fever, chills, cough, body aches and sore throat would most likely indicate you had the flu. But 2020 is NOT a typical year.
If you think you have either illness, talk to your doctor as soon as possible. If it’s COVID-19 there are isolation precautions you will need to follow and if it’s the flu there’s a brief time in which viral medication can be effective. Click here for more flu-related information.
Spotlight
We asked David Chansolme, M.D., the Medical Director of Infection Prevention at INTEGRIS Health, to answer some of the most common questions about the flu and COVID-19.
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Will we see both the flu and COVID-19 this fall?
Will we see both the flu and COVID-19 at the same time? Dr. Chansolme provides the answer.
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Will we see both the flu and COVID-19 this fall?
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How can you tell the difference between the flu and COVID-19?
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Can you have COVID-19 and the flu at the same time?
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Is COVID-19 more dangerous than the flu?
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Is there a test that can detect both the flu and COVID-19?
There is a lot of information swirling around, and it’s difficult to sort through it all sometimes, but one thing is clear: wearing a mask helps stop the spread of the virus. It is well worth your effort to teach your children to embrace this important change in their lives.
Our primary care doctors are dedicated to providing excellent care in family medicine, internal medicine, pediatrics and adolescent and young adult medicine.
