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People 'never been so ill' with new lurgy - which isn't Covid

Summary by Ground News
Colds, respiratory illnesses and flu are always more common in the winter months. People across Yorkshire are reporting they've been increasingly experiencing Covid-like symptoms but continually testing negative for Covid itself. We asked YorkshireLive readers to share whether they'd been finding they were coming down with illness this winter - and whether it was Covid or not.

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Derby TelegraphDerby Telegraph
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Lurgy that's 'not covid' spreads - people say they've 'never been so ill'

Doctors share healthy tips as illness continues to sweep the country leaving many feeling terrible

·Derby, United Kingdom
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Nottingham PostNottingham Post
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People 'never been so ill' with new lurgy - which isn't Covid

Illness sweeping country leaving many feeling terrible - here are some tips to stay healthy from doctors

·Nottingham, United Kingdom
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Lincolnshire LiveLincolnshire Live

People 'never been so poorly' as lurgy spreads - but it's not Covid

The NHS is bracing for a difficult winter as the number of people with respiratory infections soars

·Lincoln, United Kingdom
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examinerlive.co.ukexaminerlive.co.uk

'Not covid' lurgy spreading in Yorkshire as people 'never been so poorly'

One Yorkshire resident said they've gone through two sets of antibiotics and steroids and still haven't gotten better

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examinerlive.co.uk broke the news in on Sunday, December 18, 2022.
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