Dr. Kimbra Bell administers a flu shot Friday to Christine Scully, of Chicago, who decided to get the shot during an appointment at Northwestern Memorial Hospital. Hospitals are reporting an early flu season. (Chris Walker, Chicago Tribune)
At this point in the last flu season, not a single case of the virus had been
CONFIRMED
by the Loyola University Health System.
This season hasn't been nearly as kind. As of Friday, 220 people suffering from the flu have been treated at Loyola, which is not alone among Chicago-area
hospitals
in experiencing a rush of runny noses and
hacking
coughs. Officials say the flu season is off to its earliest and most
ACTIVE
start in nearly a decade.
REACTION TO THIS ARTICLE:
Well as i was reading this article, i know that many people wear affected by flu disease
which sadly has affected many peoples life i remember in the winter i cough alot i had a runny nose and sneeze a lot i didnt feel like eating eating i would sleep through the day which is not normal for me i never sleep through the day, for reason i would feel tired which would cause for me to sleep regularly, Having breathing problems also it was the worst.