No, you should not come into direct contact with anyone regardless of age until you know if you have contracted the virus from that exposure. Chances are that you will catch the pandemic flu if exposed since it is a very contagious type of flu.
Stay a minimum of 3 feet from others until you know, and if you do develop symptoms, then avoid being within 6 feet of others especially those who are not vaccinated. Follow all hand washing and other precautions to avoid spreading the flu.
You will usually show symptoms within 3 to 5 days if you did catch the H1N1/09 flu. If the children are under 6 months old, they can not be vaccinated and have little immune system protection since their immune system is immature. Avoid even being in the same room with them and, if possible, stay in an entirely different location until you go 24 hours straight with no fever after symptoms have manifest. Children under 10 need a series of two vaccinations to be fully protected and those are given a month apart, so avoid exposure to anyone without full immunity even if they had a vaccination.
yes, this flu is tough.
I hope not Cara Madelyn you both try not to get it hopefully you both didn't and will not get or have H1N1 Either!
yes you can, H1N1 is just like the chicken pox, you can either get it really heavy or just a little cold or flu and most likely you wont get it again because you will be immune
The H1N1 incubation period is around 7-10 days.
H1N1 started in Mexcico after children have been around pigs or as it's called 'swine'. The "Swine Flu" might seem like a serious issue but if you get a vacination I'm sure you will be okay. Just visit the doctor and ask for the H1N1 shot and there you go; you got the shots.
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You can get it by someone being infected with it and coughing or sneezing around you.
To get the H1N1 vaccine, you usually just go to your doctor or local clinic.
yes, you can get it at any age The H1N1 is a virus that can infect anyone who is exposed to it. Staying away from people who apear to be sick, keeping your hands away from your face and disinfecting your hands after touching common surfaces that others come into contact with can reduce your chances of catching it.</
No, the H1N1 vaccine won't make you sicker or healthier if you already have H1N1.
H1N1 is a flu virus, not a bacterium.
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