Ms Baldwin says testing is important for people who are either very sick or need antiviral medicine. A Rapid Antigen Test (RAT) designed to test for both COVID-19 as well as influenza virus A and ...

For some people, it may be safer to get the vaccine, even while sick, to reduce the risk of severe flu and its complications. People should avoid the flu vaccine if they: are under the age of 6 months ...

There's currently no cure for a cold or the flu, but home remedies — such as echinacea and garlic — can help ease the symptoms while you're waiting for it to pass.

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Here is a quick check to see if you’re OK to go in, or too sick to work. First, check your temperature. If you have a fever, especially 102 degrees or higher, that could be the flu.

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The UKHSA said: “Stay at home. “Do not return to work or send children to school until 48 hours after the symptoms have stopped and do not visit your GP or hospital while symptomatic.