It is the mucous tissue, mostly in the respiratory system (including lungs), where the influenza viruses attack the body and destroy the cells as they replicate. Until our immune systems can create the proper defenses to inactivate and remove the flu virus particles from our bodies, we can feel the symptoms of the damage to the mucous tissue cells, which sometimes includes pain in the lungs. In addition, if you have severe pain or if you have congestion and severe cough beyond the first two weeks of symptoms, it could mean you have a secondary lung infection (pneumonia) by bacteria or other viruses that needs treatment. This can also cause your lungs to hurt. Contact your health care professional to describe the symptoms so they can determine if you need an examination.
Your stomach will not nessasaraly hurt if you have the flu. it depends on what flu you have
when you are running a lot your lungs hurt cause you have baby muscles because my lungs hurt when i run a lot and my trainer said that's why your lungs hurt
The lungs.
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I currently have the flu and whenever i move my eyes around they hurt like not really painful hurt, more of a stiff feeling in my eyeball muscles.... not sure really why i wear contacts btw
not always there are many other symptoms
Influenza, or "flu," is a caused by a virus infecting the respiratory system (nose, throat, bronchial tubes, lungs).
No. The mist vaccine isn't supposed to hurt, and it didn't hurt when I got it. However, it will catch you off guard, even when they tell you they are about to spray it. It took my breath away when it went in, and it feels funky. There definitely was no pain, though.
Needle for flu vaccine is very thin and it does not hurt at all. It is so thin that you may not see it.
i have got a cold and i am getting over it but when i was coughing a got saw lungs