All influenza viruses are easily spread by person to person contact, and have relatively short incubation periods before you begin to notice the symptoms. Having the virus on your hands and then touching your face, nose, mouth or eyes can easily transfer the infection. We do this without noticing all day everyday, so it is a hard habit to break. To help, create a new habit of washing your hands more frequently to protect yourself and others. The symptoms of influenza, like the pandemic H1N1 flu, involve the respiratory system where your symptoms are more quickly noticed and your activities can be easily affected by difficulty breathing and coughing.
you are sick call ur doctor maybe it H1N1
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People can have the swine flu virus on them, but don't realize it until it's too late and they go to different countries, so that's how its spread. See the related question below about how swine flu spreads.
Many People in her Philippines are sick to A(H1N1) flue virus.
I doubt it! There are already a shortage of doctors in the world and the H1N1 probably won't kill enough people to create a lack of need for doctors. In fact most people probably won't die from H1N1, only the very young unfortunately and those with already compromised immune systems. I survived it and didn't even take medicine.
sick lice h1n1 virus vaction
since she's still alive, the answer is 'not yet', but last i knew, she is far from sick
No. Those are just the ppl that have a higher risk to get sick and spread it to others. Imagine how fast a normal flu spreads - H1N1 spreads 4 times faster and to young ppl.
Yes, they can. This is particularly unfortunate from their point of view as not only does it mean they can become ill through contact with humans, they're also used in laboratory experiments to find cold and 'flu remedies.So, if you have either a cold or the 'flu, try to handle your ferret as little as possible, wash your hands thouroughly when you do handle them and don't hold them up near your face. Whatever you do, do not give the ferret cold or 'flu remedies intended for use by humans - many contain aspirin and other medicines which are fatal to ferrets.
Pigs do get swine flu, but usually it is a different subtype than the pandemic swine flu A-H1N1/09. When they are ill with the flu, they have very similar symptoms to humans: cough, runny nose, sneezes, and you can tell they just don't feel right. Beyond looking for flu-like symptoms yourself, you can get a vet to check them out so you know if you should isolate the sick ones from the rest, they can really pass it easily to each other and can die from the virus. It is possible, but less likely than the pandemic flu that the humans in direct contact with the pigs can get the pig H1N1 virus from them. To avoid this, do not spend time around the sick pigs too long and use all precautions, like hand washing, etc. to protect yourself.
Ok well if its a SCIENCE paper ...Make a sheet like I did with MY class. ( 1. Swine flu spreds by...) EXAMPLE Or make a PRETEND human body when its sick wth H1N1
Yes , one strain of H1N1 influenza is included in the 2010-2011 seasonal flu vaccine in the US, but not all of them are. The H1N1 Pandemic "Swine" Flu from 2009 is the strain that will be included.According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention:The flu vaccine protects against the three main flu strains that research indicates will cause the most illness during the flu season. This year's influenza vaccine contains three new influenza virus strains.They are:A/California/7/2009 (H1N1)-like virus (the same strain as was used for 2009 H1N1 monovalent vaccines);A/Perth/16/2009 (H3N2)-like virus;B/Brisbane 60/2008-like antigens.The 2010-11 influenza vaccine can protect you from getting sick from these three viruses, or it can make your illness milder if you get a related but different influenza virus strain.See the related links below for more information about the effectiveness of flu vaccine.