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H1N1 with no sore throat ?
by mommy2girl, Oct 16, 2009 08:48PM
My 5 year old daughter suddenly developed a headache, fever for 3 days - which reached up to 102 went away for a day, and came back one more day at 99. She also had a cough which started dry, and over a period of 4 days - became productive. She had NO appetite for 6 days - and finally today she got it back. She was very tired and napped allot. She also has a stuffy/runny nose. We were told by a doctor that it sounded like she had the H1N1 flu. However, she said she did not have a sore throat, and I am not sure how achey (achy) she was. Is it possible to have that flu and not get the sore throat ?
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From what I understand you can have just a fever and a cough, or fever and body aches and test positive for H1N1. On the CDC website it says you may have just one symptom and have H1N1.