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Reviewer: Don, 55-64 Male on Treatment for less than 1 month (Patient)
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I had been running a low grade temperature and a cough. I was prescribed Tamaflu. After the 2nd does my fever has broke. I still have a cough but am feeling better. I just wasn't feeling better without it. The ibuprofen wasn't working. I have had no adverse side effects so far.
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Reviewer: Ashmbur, 25-34 Female on Treatment for less than 1 month (Patient)
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I was better within about 3 days of taking this. No side effects at all. It worked like a charm. I would recommend it to ANYONE. Thankful for this drug being available! The flu is awful!!
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Reviewer: txcornbread, 45-54 Female on Treatment for less than 1 month (Patient)
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I took this as soon as I started feeling sick and running a fever. I was still miserable for 2 days, but by day 3, fever had subsided and started feeling MUCH better. It's day 5 now and I can't even tell I was even sick. Great medicine, but I am also fortunate I caught my flu early on.
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Reviewer: Say_no_to_Tamiflu, 3-6 on Treatment for less than 1 month (Patient)
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Upon the recommendation of our pediatrician, I gave this to my 4-year old daughter who tested positive for the flu. She wasn't drinking nor eating much, and I was concerned about dehydration. I was able to get her to eat and drink a small amount at about 1:30pm. We started the first dose of Tamiflu a few hours later at 4:30pm. Within 2 hours of taking the first dose (around 6:15) she vomited e
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Reviewer: orlandocfi, 35-44 on Treatment for less than 1 month (Patient)
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Started Tamiflu about 14 hours after onset of severe flu symptoms. Had a rough subsequent 12 hours but started to improve. The following day, most of my symptoms were gone, but I could feel just a hint of sickness. I am sorry to read so many horrible experiences of other people, but it worked well for me. Only side effects I can think of would be a mild dizziness on day 4 and some body itchine
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