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The brilliant architect Zaha Hadid died of a heart attack when she came to work with a severe flu. For Prince, although he had experimented with them for years, drugs were only lethal when he struggled to recover from the disease. With the flu, unfortunately, it is just when we think that the worst is behind us that danger comes. The complications after going through it are more dangerous than the woman herself.
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1/ 10 Myocarditis
Inflammation of the heart muscle, which can occur as a complication of influenza, is manifested by: periodically increasing pain in the area of the heart, general weakness, easy fatigue, increased heart rate, abnormal heart rhythm, shortened and faster breathing. It may happen that it is asymptomatic and the patient only experiences extra contractions from time to time. However, it also happens that the course of inflammation is very rapid and leads to acute heart failure. Therefore, after noticing disturbing symptoms, a medical consultation is necessary. read more
2/ 10 Bronchitis
Another serious complication is bronchitis, for which a tiring cough is characteristic. It can be dry or wet and is often associated with the coughing up of mucus. Dyspnoea may also appear as a result of bronchial constriction due to mucosa swelling. The symptoms are usually accompanied by fever. Symptoms should not be underestimated as this infection can lead to pneumonia. read more
3/ 10 Guillain-Barry Syndrome
One of the rare complications is Guillain-Barre syndrome. This condition leads to progressive weakening of muscle strength caused by damage to the peripheral nerves. Most often, after infection, sensory disturbances in the fingers or toes appear. In addition, the symmetrical weakening of the muscles of the legs gradually worsens, leading to difficulties in walking and, over time, to paralysis. read more
4/ 10 Pneumonia
Weakness, chills, high fever, increasing dry cough, chest pain, shortness of breath and the characteristic sound of breathing in the chest, and sometimes cyanosis – may indicate that you have pneumonia. It happens that inflammation begins suddenly and is acute, turbulent. As a consequence of inflammation, necrotic lesions can form and hemorrhages can occur. read more
5/ 10 Sinusitis
Nasal obstruction, prolonged purulent runny nose, as well as the emerging fever are signals that there is sinusitis. The symptoms are accompanied by a severe headache, which increases when bending down, there is also a feeling of pressure increase or pressure. The exact location of the pain symptoms depends on which sinus or sinuses are affected by the ongoing inflammatory process. read more
6/ 10 Inflammation of the ear
Otitis is characterized by the appearance of tinnitus with a concomitant deterioration of hearing, and fever and severe pain with a feeling of tension behind the ear. There is also a purulent discharge from the ear. The symptoms are often accompanied by dizziness and nausea. The infection should not be neglected, as it can lead to permanent hearing impairment, and can lead to inflammation of the facial nerve and even the meninges. read more
7/ 10 Meningitis
The onset of the disease is usually acute. Symptoms include severe headache, a stiff neck, nausea and a high fever. Inflammation is confirmed by examination of the cerebrospinal fluid. It happens that inflammation is also accompanied by inflammation of the brain or spinal cord. The patients are hospitalized. read more
8/ 10 Myelitis
A complication may be inflammation of the spinal cord, sometimes a consequence of a viral infection. It manifests itself mainly with headaches, fever, as well as back pain, muscle weakness and abnormal sensation mainly in the legs.
9/ 10 Reyea’s team
Reye’s syndrome is a rare but serious disease. It is more common in children, but can also affect adults. The causes of the onset of the disease may include viral infections, e.g. caused by the influenza virus, as well as drugs, mainly acetylsalicylic acid (aspirin) administered to children in the course of viral infections. The disease has a two-phase course. It begins with catarrh of the respiratory tract and gastrointestinal tract, followed by increasing neurological symptoms. read more
10/ 10 Kidney failure
Acute kidney failure can also develop after suffering from flu. It is a sudden condition consisting in impaired kidney function, especially glomerular filtration disorder. Symptoms include changes in the amount of urine you pass (you may get less urine), vomiting, anorexia and general weakness. It is very important to implement appropriate treatment so that the body does not become poisoned.