You will know if you have the flu by it's icky symptoms including cough and fever. If you are trying to find out if you had the seasonal flu or Swine Flu the only way to find out is thru lab tests. These need to be done while you are showing symptoms, but Im sure if you insisted and had the money to spend you could have lab tests run to see if you now have antibodies to the swine flu.
I don't think you can pass it on after you are over it, but like most things there is a time before you come down with it that it can be passed on.
You may get the flu. Next year get the flu vaccination.
no u were already exposed it might help cure
Yes. You could contract it a second time after having been exposed to it previously.
Most people who are not vaccinated against the swine flu or who have not had the swine flu will get it if exposed to it. Those who have had the vaccines will be immune.
Yes. You could contract it a second time after having been exposed to it previously.
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yes you can still transmit the illness even though you have been vaccinated.
Unless you have specific lab tests to identify the exact strain of the flu to which you were exposed, you would be better off to get the shot than assume you don't need the shot and risk getting exposed to it later. A better treatment for prevention of flu after exposure and/or reduction in severity and duration of symptoms, could be Tamiflu. Check with your health care professional if you think you have been exposed, to be most effective, the anti-viral medicines should be taken in the first 40 hours after exposure.
You get the Flu be generally being with people that are infected. You can also get them by being in a unclean atmosphere or house/bulding.
Statistically he must have been exposed at least one time in his life so I think it's safe to say yes.
Bird Flu didn't happen... it's been here all the time...