As flu season hits, symptoms like fever and cough are common, but some cases can present differently. Nurse Brodi Willard shared her experience when her son developed hives but no other typical flu symptoms. After visiting the doctor, her son tested positive for Influenza B, which is less common but still highly contagious. Willard emphasized the importance of monitoring children for unusual symptoms like hives and consulting a pediatrician if they appear. She also reminded parents about the value of flu vaccinations to reduce risk and complications. Other parents shared similar stories of unexpected flu symptoms, highlighting the need for vigilance.
