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Re-bioticise with some probiotics (or normal live yoghurt, it's got pretty much the same goodness in just less advertised) - the anti-biotics can really mess up your gut's natural bacteria. Maybe you aren't able to get all that you need to from your food at the moment?
I had 3 week flu and a chest infection last year, took anti-biotics for the chest and was washed out for quite a while. I also found that my stomach was noticeably more sensitive to dodgy bacteria for a month or two, and I lost then gained a few kg with such neat suddenness that it might well have been linked to the loss and re-gain of my gut bacteria (ok, so that was just my guess, but the numbers fitted with some of the estimates of the amount of bacteria in your digestive tract and it didn't seem just like fat loss)
And the sensible advice of those above sounds good too!
Get well soon
Big portions of healthy food. Early nights. Take it very easy.
Interestingly, I was reading that Cav was recovering from antibiotics on last years' TdF, and he said it left him feeling weak, so you're in good company!
Go easy for the first bit I guess, lots of recovery rides, sleeps and green vegetables!
Hope you feel chipper soon mate
Aha. I thought it might not be just me.
Yes the bronchitis has gone, thanks but feel weak as a kitten.
I think the answer might be just get back on the bike and get some tan lines
Yeaaaah get it really bad, they ruin me, it sucks
Has the bronchitis gone?