A general practitioner from Yorkshire discussed the cause for so many Britons who are currently ill with the disturbing symptoms they should be aware of. Many people have described illnesses that have covid-like symptoms but are not viral, including the flu, mumps, and a “super cold.” Dr Ollie Hart, a doctor at Sloan Medical Center in Sheffield, spoke to Yorkshire Live about how the “super cold” is currently spreading across the UK. The term “super cold” was first used in the UK late last year, when people started having coronavirus symptoms but remained negative on tests. READ MORE: Grass Fever – Take Action NOW to prevent the “miserable” onslaught of symptoms Dr. Hart explained: “It’s more than usual for this time of year and there seems to be a fairly high incidence. “But my instinct is that this comes from people who mix again without hindrance. “People are mixing up and spreading mistakes that they have not had in a long time. “We have been protected from this for the last few years and our immune system is not used to it.” DON’T MISS “Some other doctors have said we’re seeing a flu season a little later than normal this year and the UK Health Insurance Agency (UKHSA) has said that although flu levels remain low, they are rising. From March 17 to March 24, people with the flu rose from 1.6 percent to 2.5 percent. The other bug that is currently appearing is norovirus, a stomach bug that causes vomiting and diarrhea. According to the UKHSA, from week nine to week 10 of 2022 there was a doubling of cases of norovirus. Professor Saheer Gharbia, UKHSA, Department of Gastrointestinal Pathogens and Food Safety, said: more, the number of cases has started to rise again. “Symptoms include sudden onset of nausea, vomiting and diarrhea, but may also include fever, abdominal pain and limb pain. “Stay home if you have symptoms of mumps and do not return to work or send the children to school or kindergarten for up to 48 hours after the symptoms have resolved.”
