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WOMEN may think it's an urban myth used by blokes to sneak a day off work but "man flu" really does exist, at least according to a survey.
The winter virus is no laughing matter as it's set to cause 30million lost working days this year.
Now men's magazine Nuts - not usually noted for their in-depth medical research - claim they have evidence that males really do suffer more.
They point out that 64 per cent of men have been off work with flu compared with 45 per cent of women.
In the Nuts survey of 2000 adults of both sexes, they found men take an average of three days to recover, compared with 1.5 days for the average woman.
They say men spend £18.34 each on flu remedies, while women spend just £12.03.
And, while most women prefer to fight the bug by staying active, 82 per cent of blokes insist staying in bed is the best remedy.
Of course, some women will believe this is just a sign that men are prone to be hypochondriacs.
But Nuts health correspondent Pete Cashmore said: "We always knew man flu was a very real, potentially catastrophic sickness."
