Influenza is a virus, so you have a virus.
i think the bird flu is contagious. once one person gets it, another and another and another gets it.
Chapped lips do not lead to flu. It is not possible. You get flu when you come in contact with another patient suffering from flu.
Bird flu is another term used for avian influenza.
Bird flu is another term used for avian influenza.
Swine flu is contagious from one human to another
another word for cold is flu or sick :]
AnswerSwine flu will never end as it will return in another form. Swine flu will just get less powerful.Another answerWhenever God wants it to stop.
Semen is sterile and can not transmit the flu that someone has to another person.
The duration of flu shot side effects varies from person to another.
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 could, but it is not very likely for a human to have more than one type of flu virus at the same time. Although not well understood yet, it is noted that many times there is a prevalent flu virus in a region, and for some reason, it seems to prevent another virus from getting a foothold at the same time. To be strictly correct in the answer to your question, the answer would really be yes...because Swine flu is also a Type A Influenza, so if you have Swine Flu, you have Type A flu. But there are many different Type A flu viruses, and as said above, usually a person gets one type or another, not both.
The black death caused armpit swelllings, buboes, fever and death. Swine flu is basically just another form of the flu.