The phrase "after flu" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a time period or situation that occurs following an episode of influenza or flu-like symptoms.
Example: "I felt much better after flu, ready to return to my normal activities."
Alternatives: "post-flu" or "following the flu".
Mrs. Trunnell was eight months pregnant when she entered the hospital with pneumonia on April 19, five days after flu symptoms began and she had been found flu-positive in a doctor's office test.
There were not as many hooves as normal, perhaps, since an unknown number of jumping horses have not had a booster jab against equine flu in the last six months, a strict requirement for every runner as the sport emerges from self-imposed quarantine after flu outbreaks in Newmarket and Cheshire.
For decades, epidemiologists have recognized that the highest rates of schizophrenia occur in children born in the winter and spring, about nine months after flu season.
Register data suggest lower intelligence in men born the year after flu pandemic.. Eriksen W, Sundet JM, Tambs K. (Division of Mental Health, Norwegian Institute of Public Health, Oslo, Norway).
Although she was upset by this news, she decided to continue with the tour; her diary entry for 30 January reads: "My Pappy died peacefully after flu and a slight stroke".
Fifth, we overlooked late effects (if the vaccine prevents complications that increase mortality after flu season).
After 10 months, the walkers had significantly improved their aerobic fitness and, after receiving flu shots, displayed higher average influenza antibody counts 20 weeks after a flu vaccine than the group who had stretched.
Or this is also — in fact, this is called After the Flu, painted in 1919.
After 24h Flu activation, pDCs were sorted as P1-, P2- and P3-pDCs.
Some, however, had been healthy; they died of bacterial infections that set in after the flu.
It takes about two weeks for protection to develop after a flu shot or Flumist.
