According to an explosive news report on KFOR last night, 135 Oklahomans have been hospitalized and two are dead due to the influenza virus that has hit the Sooner State and that number is expected to grow over the next couple of weeks. With symptoms that range from severe aches and pains in muscles and joints, notable fatigue and weakness, headaches and a high fever, the virus can leave a person unable to function for days and even weeks, so early prevention is the best key. Always in your corner, here’s TLO’s five tips for avoiding the Oklahoma Flu Outbreak this year.
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