Thread: How do you cure the flu in a day?

I need to be well for school tomorrow, I have this thing. So any tips much appreciated

http://www.coconut-oil-central.com/coconut-oil-flu.html

most people online say they recover in 12 hours..

I recoverd from my mono virus in 2 weeks not 6 months

soar throats are 1-3 I recover! make sure the oil is organic.

Treat the 24-Hour Flu

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Begin a process of rehydration almost immediately. Gastroenteritis is known for causing marked decline in fluids in the system as a result of vomiting and diarrhea. Drink plenty of water or buy drinks known to replenish and increase electrolyte levels. It is important, however, to rehydrate slowly since the stomach is going to be sensitive and further vomiting is likely.
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Take antibiotics to fight the 24-hour flu as directed by your doctor. Fluoroquinolone is one of the more effective antibiotic therapies used to treat the 24-hour flu. Again, there is the possibility of vomiting, which can make retaining antibiotics problematic, but when done with care they are highly effective.
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Treat the 24-hour flu with an antidiarrheal agent like loperamide. This will help to prevent the rapid loss of fluid which occurs as a combination of diarrhea and vomiting. Loperamides should only be taken in smaller doses or as directed by a doctor since they can make the passage of stool difficult.
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Treat moderate gastroenteritis using simple over-the-counter medications containing bismuth subsalicylate. Pepto Bismol is one of the best examples of an effective over the counter medication that can be helpful in treating less severe cases of 24-hour flu.

it's impossible to get rid of the flu in a day. If you got a flu shot in the fall you probably would have only gotten a few of the symptoms rather than all of them and it will last only three to four days rather than 7 days to a week and a half. if you are in grade school still, I suggest sitting out. If you are in college, it's going to be tough, but you're going to have to suck it up and go anyway. I suggest tylenol and an antibiotic, like amoxicillian.