Review: could The flu cause Itching?
We study 7,171 people who have The flu from FDA and social media. Among them, 60 have Itching. Find out below who they are, other conditions they have and drugs they take.
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The flu (latest reports from 98,193 patients) can be treated by Tamiflu, Ibuprofen, Amoxicillin, Tylenol, Acetaminophen, Nyquil.
Itching (latest reports from 544,323 patients) has been reported by people with high blood cholesterol, high blood pressure, rheumatoid arthritis, pain, multiple sclerosis.
On Aug, 16, 2014: 7,170 people who have the flu are studied. Among them, 60 (0.84%) have Itching. They amount to 0.01% of all the 543,523 people who have Itching on eHealthMe.
Gender of people who have the flu and experienced Itching * :
Age of people who have the flu and experienced Itching * :
Severity of the symptom * :
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Top co-existing conditions for these people * :
- Hypertension (3 people, 5.00%)
- Contraception (2 people, 3.33%)
- Infection parasitic (2 people, 3.33%)
- Psoriasis (2 people, 3.33%)
- Hypersensitivity (2 people, 3.33%)
- Sinusitis (2 people, 3.33%)
- Anaemia (1 people, 1.67%)
- Constipation (1 people, 1.67%)
- Gastrooesophageal reflux disease (1 people, 1.67%)
- Asthma (1 people, 1.67%)
Most common drugs used by these people * :
- Tamiflu (16 people, 26.67%)
- Acetaminophen (11 people, 18.33%)
- Ibuprofen (8 people, 13.33%)
- Aspirin (7 people, 11.67%)
- Lasix (7 people, 11.67%)
- Allopurinol (6 people, 10.00%)
- Humalog (6 people, 10.00%)
- Relenza (6 people, 10.00%)
- Aldactone (5 people, 8.33%)
- Lantus (5 people, 8.33%)
* Approximation only. Some reports may have incomplete information.
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i was diagnosed with syndrome of gilbert, thats why i have a yellowish skin (jaundice) i take also cranberry pills to counter jaundice, but doesnt really help i guess, but maybe the pills that i take to stop my hairloss, that i have for several years, might be the cause, those pills are: saw palmetto (350mg) and biotin. i'm out of saw palmetto pills, so im gonna see how i react to that, but maybe u guys can help me out, what can be the cause for my jaundice and/or itchy problem, thank u
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