👉 The September Flu, also known as the September Viral Illness or simply the September Flu, is a term used to describe a common viral infection that typically peaks in September and early October. It's part of the broader category of respiratory viruses, often overlapping with the flu season but not always coinciding with it. Symptoms can include fever, cough, sore throat, runny or stuffy nose, body aches, and fatigue. Unlike the influenza virus, it may not always cause severe illness but can still lead to complications in some individuals. The term "September Flu" is more of a descriptive label rather than a scientifically defined category, reflecting its seasonal occurrence.
