are there a lot of people around you at work?
that could make the air flow bad, so if one
person have some kind of disease, it'll be carried
around much easier, putting everyone at risk.
and as you said yourself, I might well be your body
adjusting to the new environment.
different countries, different germs ^-^
but I'm no doctor, so I don't know <3
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It could be a sign that your immune system is too busy fighting (and failing) against a systemic infection.
Get to a doctor.
No excuses about language. Hubby can take an afternoon off or something. Find a way.
If it's something serious (and it could be) the sooner you find out the better.
I moved 9 months ago I've just been getting sick all the time too. Smalls things like a cold, sore throat, headaches, etc...It's so annoying
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Changing countries is a real challenge to your immune system. It will take months to deal with new types of viruses around, and colds will take longer to resolve. You'll have to be more careful about staying warm and resting when you get sick, buecause you are much more likely to develop complications even from an ordinary 'cold.'
There's not 'cure' for this except time, so just accept it!I wish I got sick that little. As soon as my kids hit school, its like rotating colds/flu for 6 months a year.
I'd guess its primarily moving countries. Different viruses etc. You don't sound like you're being unusually sick to me.
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