Can the client get over the counter medication from clicks for flu

And about your TEMPERATURE... Nora...?

Without a complete picture & history
of who, what where & why... A fully sane & qualified
MEDIC, PA or PHYSICIAN would have to have lost
ALL their integrity, training & humanity to advise you...

In lieu of going to any DOCTOR... or CALLING your
advice nurse... simply walking into EMERGENCY.

So many dangerous, disabling ... even deadly
conditions present as a "cold" or "flu"...
that I MUST CAUTION YOU AGAINST opinion shopping
here... like your health & welfare is a broken TOASTER.

Bad idea... (you are toying with your life).

When you get past this...
you probably also need to get your HEAD EXAMINED
(in my opinion).

Carnac the Magnificent

No. There was an article researched on Snopes.com about this.

It's worth noting that Johns Hopkins University had nothing to do with this "blistering report." Peter Doshi is neither a virologist nor a epidemiologist, but rather an anthropologist who completed a fellowship in comparative effectiveness research at Johns Hopkins. He conducted no research about influenza or vaccines at Johns Hopkins, nor does he speak for the university on that subject.

Read more at http://www.snopes.com/medical/disease/flushot.asp#dAxrjX4vIzfLILul.99

No

It's also worth noting that Johns Hopkins University had nothing to do with this "blistering report." and the author, Peter Doshi is neither a virologist nor a epidemiologist, but rather an anthropologist who completed a fellowship in comparative effectiveness research at Johns Hopkins. He conducted no research about influenza or vaccines at Johns Hopkins, nor does he speak for the university on that subject.

Read more at http://www.snopes.com/medical/disease/flushot.asp#dAxrjX4vIzfLILul.99

Coughing up blood can be a sign of a serious medical condition and you should get a doctor's opinion immediately. It's officially called Hemoptysis and can be caused by a lot of different issues, so you need to consult with a medical professional who can do blood tests, xray etc to find the cause.

Although it's best to avoid medications during pregnancy where possible, there are a lot of over the counter drugs that are ok to use. You need to avoid any non-steroidal anti- inflammatory drugs and nasal sprays but the best thing is to check with your doctor or pharmacist before you take anything. And drink a lot - that helps too.

Whilst there isn't much a doctor can do to treat flu (other than advise pain relief, decongestants etc), it can be helpful to see a doctor to confirm the diagnosis and especially if the symptoms are not improving.

Seek medical attention if:

- There is difficulty breathing or shortness of breath

- Confusion

- Severe or persistent vomiting

- Seizures

- Chest pain

Chinese medicine has a tonic for every medical condition or complaint. In China, Woad Root is a very popular herbal tea that is used to prevent and treat flu.
Here are a few other popular anti-viral chinese herbs, but you should always consult with a Chinese medicine practicioner;
Woad Leaf
Forsythia Fruit
Baicall Skullcap Root
Honeysuckle Flower

Here are some of the main flu symptoms, but if you are concerned at all about your son you should get a medical professional to take a look at him;

- Temperature over 100 degrees or high fever

- Runny / blocked nose

- Sore throat and cough

- Headache

- Chills

- Body pain

- Fatigue

- Upset stomach