You may get the flu. Next year get the flu vaccination.
No. But hamsters may be able to catch flu and other viral infections from people and from other animals.
The "flu shot" is what an injected immunization using influenza vaccine is called in the US. In the UK, this is better known as a "flu jab". Flu jab may be the term you may have heard spoken and are thinking of. There is no "flu gab" found. The pronunciation of the "j" in flu "jab" is the same as in the word "jump". "Gab" is usually pronounced with the "g" like the "g" in "game".
Once flu season is over....which I think is may or June...but when flu season comes back around november, so does the swine flu.
The kind of cough is not diagnostic of Swine Flu. The swine flu has many of the same symptoms as the regular flu. You cannot tell by the type of cough what type of flu you have. Your doctor cannot even tell that. If you are displaying actual flu symptoms, your doctor can order a laboratory test to confirm or rule out the swine flu. That is the only way to receive a proper diagnosis to which flu subtype you may or may not have. See the related question below for a more detailed description of the symptoms of swine flu.
As of May 5th, 2009, there have been no confirmed cases of the swine flu in Florida.
As of May 5th, 2009, France has no confirmed cases of the swine flu.
Yes, it is possible to still get the flu even if you received the flu shot, as the vaccine may not provide complete protection against all strains of the virus.
Bird flu, swine flu and other forms of influenza are spread by infection from persons who have coughed or sneezed. It has nothing to do with sexual practices. You may or may not catch one of these forms of flu but, if you do, it will not be evidence that you have practised anal sex.
Swine flu, commonly referring to H1N1 influenza, can cause symptoms similar to seasonal flu. Common signs include fever, cough, sore throat, headache, muscle aches, chills, tiredness, and sometimes vomiting or diarrhoea. Symptoms alone cannot confirm that you had swine flu because they can be caused by other influenza strains and respiratory infections. A laboratory test during the illness is the most reliable way to confirm H1N1 infection. If you have already recovered and were never tested, it may not be possible to know for certain whether you had swine flu.
You may be contagious a few days after you have had the stomach flu. Normally the stomach flu runs its course in one to two days.
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