The Swine Flu is diagnosed by taking a flu swab from both nostrils. I work in a busy ER and the most common and accurate method seems to be a Nasal wash. A few drops of saline are put in both nostrils and suctioned out. This is then sent to lab and a person is diagnosed with either Influenza A or B or is negative.
Technically not everyone who tests positive for influenza is being checked for the swine flu, but either Influenza A or B. The CDC has a random sampling rule for deciding which positive flu washes or swabs are sent for confirmation.
I am not sure of the percentages but I believe that approximately 80% of Influenza A is the Swine Flu.
My guess is that the CDC is just including all of those who test positive as having the Swine flu.
Four months
You can take the vaccine but it will not stop the disease. Vaccinations prevent disease but they do not cure them.
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none as long as you take anti-anxiety pill if you are diagnosed with anxiety.
Yes
24 ****** hours
42 days
I've heard the results will be available in July.
about a week
It would be extremely mean but yes. and it would take a long process.
3 Weeks
Five years.