Sentence examples similar to may have flu from inspiring English sources

Patients can present with breast pain, redness, and swelling and may have flu-like symptoms.

He may have had flu "up to the eyebrows" (which weren't very high) but he oozed charisma and was the life-and-soul of the production, a low-budget film set during the Wapping strikes called Outside Bet.

For example, someone who considers they may have the flu may infer that they are feeling unusually hot.

If there is no joint pain but she is suffering from body ache, then she may have swine flu or dengue.

See a doctor; you may have the flu.

"These figures represent only a proportion of those who may have died from flu or complications from flu, such as pneumonia, over the current flu season," the agency said.

Indonesia may have had more flu deaths than it has admitted.

I have seen only one woman spitting in public since I moved here, and I think she may have had the flu.

Officials cautioned that some of those who reported flulike symptoms may have had seasonal flu, strep throat or similar illnesses.

"This is really tied to respiratory illnesses, like pneumonia, which may have been the flu to begin with and got worse," said John Cappiello, a spokesman for Bridgeport Hospital, which has seen an inpatient increase of 20percentt over the past several weeks.

We speculate on conditions in Mexico which may have sparked this flu pandemic, the first in 41 years.