How do you know the Swine Flu is gone?

Answer 1

Your question is not clear, whether you mean when a person is over the flu or whether you mean when the pandemic is over.

To know that you are over the contagious period of the swine flu, the guidelines are that you will no longer pass the flu to others if you have gone a full 24 hours without a fever while taking no fever reducers. You should use a thermometer to make this determination, checking the temperature often during that 24 hour period. You will know that you are over the flu when all your symptoms are gone. In some people the symptoms last longer than the contagious period, if the cough is not gone in two weeks, then you should probably get a medical examination to be sure you do not have a secondary infection of the bronchial tubes or lungs from the original infection.

To know if the pandemic is over, the health agencies of the nations of the world report to the World Health Organization (WHO) information about the infections of flu-like illnesses in their regions. WHO evaluates these reports to determine what phase the pandemic is in. Currently the pandemic is considered over, although we are still in the Post Pandemic Phase which means that for the most part the disease is no longer spreading internationally, although there may still be isolated sporadic outbreaks of infections by the virus in some places in the world.

Answer 2

When you are sick you eat things that are bland and when you haven't puked in about 6-9 hours you are all right then try to eat something slowly at a time that isn't bland.

Answer 3

When you stop sniffling and sneezing, that means the flu is over.