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Influenza-like illness

Influenza-like illness (ILI), also known as flu-like syndrome or flu-like symptoms, is a medical diagnosis of possible influenza or other illness causing a set of common symptoms. These include fever, shivering, chills, malaise, dry cough, loss of appetite, body aches, nausea, and sneezing typically in connection with a sudden onset of illness. In most…

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Influenza-like illness

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related to Diagnosis · 18
Influenza-like illness → C-reactive, CDC, Chlamydia, CRP, During, ILI, Influenza, Influenza-like, Legionella, Less, Mexico, Most, Mycoplasma, Physicians, RSV, Streptococcus, The, United States
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Influenza-like illness → nonspecific respiratory illness characterized by fever
has cause · 1
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Influenza-like illnessis anonspecific respiratory illness characterized by fever0.90text
gastroenteritisinstance ofCausesThe causes of influenza-like illness range from benign self-limited illnesses0.80text
rhinoviral diseaseinstance ofCausesThe causes of influenza-like illness range from benign self-limited illnesses0.80text
and influenzainstance ofCausesThe causes of influenza-like illness range from benign self-limited illnesses0.80text
to severeinstance ofCausesThe causes of influenza-like illness range from benign self-limited illnesses0.80text
sometimes life-threateninginstance ofCausesThe causes of influenza-like illness range from benign self-limited illnesses0.80text
diseases such as meningitisinstance ofCausesThe causes of influenza-like illness range from benign self-limited illnesses0.80text
sepsisinstance ofCausesThe causes of influenza-like illness range from benign self-limited illnesses0.80text
and leukemiainstance ofCausesThe causes of influenza-like illness range from benign self-limited illnesses0.80text
interferonsinstance ofand many others.Pharmaceutical drugs that may cause ILI include many biologics0.80text
monoclonal antibodiesinstance ofand many others.Pharmaceutical drugs that may cause ILI include many biologics0.80text
Legionellainstance ofLess common causes of ILI include bacteria0.80text

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