Cold and Flu

im guessing that you mean yellow fever... well yellow fever is were you get bit by a misquto and you get really really sick. you throw up black blood and all that icky stuff. well that's is not in the usa im pretty sure................ i think:)

A white coating on your tongue with flulike symptoms is more likely to be some infection other than HIV. Get tested if you are at risk.

Well the only thing you can really take zicam with is juice and pray to god it isn't that bad! The way you could try is holding your breath ( not your noise just by you mouth ) and swallow it and wait like 5 seconds after its done to breath. Try it and tell me what you think of it.

No, there is no cure, but you can develop immunity to it after you get it.

Frightning, infecting, deadly

The typical site is in the muscle in the upper arm for adults, but really any larger muscle works, and the gluteus maximus muscle in the buttocks is as good or better than the upper arm.

If you get tenderness at the site of the injection, it may be uncomfortable sitting on certain surfaces or in some positions, but the arm has disadvantages as the site too, like when you have soreness and need to move and use your arms, or if something or someone bumps into your arm in a crowded place. They often use the arm since it can be done in a less private setting. But if you were in the doctor's office that is not an issue so that might be why they chose the buttocks. Walking will be good to help work out the soreness if you do get some.

For young children the typical place is their lateral thigh muscle, older children will get them in the arm, buttocks or thigh as well.

Steam is used to sterilize instruments for surgery. Yes, it can certainly kill germs!

doubt it. it maybe if your a girl ur time of the month (ur period). but it could be a common cold

Depends on who was exposed the first two days you had it.

Yes, the Jonas Brothers are currently thinking of being vaccinated around the 2nd of December. They invite 3 fans to get vaccinated with them, win that contest in the newest issue of the magazine J-14 or Bop. The email address will be shown at the bottom of the page so send them a reason why you should go. If you win, the will send you a letter at home and you will also win a trip to Texas since they are getting it there at the Oliver-Guilmont vaccination Center.

Bupropion is the generic name for different medicines for depression like Wellbutrin and it is also contained in some smoking cessation drugs (Zyban). There is the potential for some drug interactions with this medicine. Before taking any over-the-counter medicines of any kind while taking Bupropion, it is a good idea to get counseling from the pharmacist to be sure that the combination of drugs will be right for you and your symptoms. Most pharmacies have a desk or window for counseling by the pharmacist, take advantage of this good and free resource to be sure of the appropriateness of what you purchase before choosing over-the-counter medicines.

Yes. The ability of flu vaccine to protect a person depends on two things: 1) the age and health status of the person getting vaccinated, and 2) the similarity or "match" between the virus strains in the vaccine and those circulating in the community.

Vaccinations are not 100% effective for every person. Vaccinations for the flu are usually around 80% effective, but some years they are better matched to the viruses in the environment and then are more effective. Each individual's response to the vaccine will vary. The elderly tend to not have the same effects as younger and healthier people do, they have a less robust immune response and less protection than those without other diseases and disorders.

For more reasons why you might get the flu even though you were vaccinated, the question in the related question section gives more detail.

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Swine flu can last up to three months if a serious case.

my friend was out of school for eight weeks.

when she came back she was so far behind

she now has to go to an after school class to catch up

It is possible that if you are exposed to the swine flu H1N1/09 virus before getting vaccinated for the same flu virus, you could still get the flu. It will not be because you took the vaccine that you would have the flu, however, it would only be because you did not get the vaccine in time to prevent the flu from the prior exposure. The vaccine does not work as soon as you get it. It can take 8 to 10 days for the body to develop the immunity in children over ten and adults who are otherwise healthy (longer in younger children and infants and in those who have compromised immune systems). So, since the incubation period for the swine flu is estimated to be around 4 days (most estimations are from 1 - 7 days), it is possible that you may get the flu from a prior exposure before the vaccine can be effective in protecting you.

only if they are vegetarians who have small dicks and like to have babies

One condition that can cause yellow poop is an infection known as giardia, a dangerous infection that can spread to others. Another cause of yellow poop may be a condition known as Gilbert's syndrome. See your doctor if you are consistently seeing yellow poop.

Yes those symptoms are typical for the onset of the flu. It could be seasonal, or H1N1. Fever is usually a good indicator that you have the flu. Isolate yourself, drink plenty of fluids, REST, and see your doctor if you are in a high risk category.

Absolutely YES! A person can be infected and shedding the virus about 24 hours before they show ANY symtoms. And keep in mind some people can be infected and not ever show symtoms. Good hygine and vaccination is the best bet!

This isn't true, tamiflu works but a lot of people don't want to use it because it makes you very sick to your stomach. My family took it with the flu, it just makes you throw up sometimes and get nauseous, very nasueous.

A fake disease made up as a spoof. There is no real camel flu. See the related question and link below for more.

It is easier to catch a football when it is warm outside. When it is cold your hands are firm and it is harder to control it in your hands.

That is a high fever, it would be wise to contact a doctor to see if you need an appointment for an examination. A reaction to a vaccination would not cause a temperature that high. And it takes about two weeks for immunity to develop after a flu shot, so there is a possibility of the flu, either the type that the vaccine was for or another type of flu. Better safe than sorry.

Take some Acetaminophen. If this does not bring your fever down to 101o, call and speak to your doctors' nuse or the ER nurse. Do NOT take aspirin. The nurse will advise you if you need further evaluation.