Observed symptoms from "The Great Influenza" by John M. Barry, Pt. 1...

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...from pages 234-235:

Physicians "routinely misdiagnosed the disease"....

Symptom A: "Patients would writhe from agonizing pain in their joints. Doctors would diagnose dengue, also called 'breakbone fever'.

Symptom B: "Patients would suffer extreme fever and chills, shuddering, shivering, then huddling under blankets. Doctors would diagnose malaria".

Symptom C: "Dr. Henry Berg at New York City's Willard Park Hospital--across the street from William Park's laboratory--worried the patient's complaints of a 'burning pain above the diaphragm' meant cholera. Noted another doctor, 'Many had vomiting; some became tender over the abdomen indicating an intra-abdominal condition'".

This will be continued on Pt. 2.

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1. Why the multiple threads?

Do you have a link?

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2. I gave you the reference in the posts. No, there is no link....

...and yes, I'm trying to follow board protocol by limiting quotes to a certain number of paragraphs.