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Swine Flu: Overview, Treatment, And Prevention
By Sutiyo Na
Swine is an illness that is affecting hundreds of individuals in the United States as well as worldwide. According to the CDC, the illness may take some more time. Since one is likely to become infected with the condition, they need to understand swine symptoms in order for them to obtain proper treatment or medication.
The Symptoms
The symptoms of H1N1 infection is similar to that of seasonal flu. Among the symptoms include cough, sore throat, running or stuffy nose, chills and fatigue, to name just a few. Several people infected with the virus have complained of diarrhea and vomiting. The high risk groups prone to H1N1 is not yet known at the moment but it is likely that they are similar to those suffering from seasonal influenza.
People at greater risk of serious side effects from seasonal include people more than 65 years old, children below 5 years old, pregnant women, and people with chronic medical consitions as well as those who are taking immunosuppressive medications or with HIV infection.
Avoid Social Contact
If you are feeling sick, your condition may last for more than a week. You should remain at home and refrain from making social contact. As much as possible, you should not communicate with other people to avoid the spread of the virus.
At the moment, the CDC believes that H1N1 has similar properties on the aspect of transmission with seasonal virus. If you go out of the house to consult your doctor, wear a mask or use a tissue when coughing or sneezing.
According to recent studies, people suffering from seasonal are at risk to transmit the disease a day prior to development of symptoms for up to seven days after getting sick.
Children are more likely to be at risk for a longer
period of time so it is best to consult a healthcare provider.
Emergency Warning Signs
If you suddenly become sick and experience any of the following warning signs, this is your cue to seek emergency medical assistance.
In the case of children becoming ill due to H1N1infection, the following warning signs may require immediate medical attention:
* Fast or difficulty in breathing
* Bluish or gray colored skin
* Insufficient amount of liquids
* Severe or continuous vomiting
* Lack of sleep or interaction
* Irritability
* Recovery from flu-like symptoms but the symptoms come back with fever and worse coughing
Among adults, the following emergency warning signs demand immediate medical attention:
* Trouble with breathing or shortness of breath
* Abdominal pains or pressure in the chest
* The individual suddenly becomes dizzy
* The patient is confused
* Severe or continuous vomiting
* Recovery from flu-like symptoms but the symptoms come back with fever and worse coughing
Prevention Is The Best Treatment
You can do your part in preventing the spread of the H1N1 virus. Here are some tips on how you can take part in efforts for preventing the spread of infection.
* Be aware. Obtain information about H1N1 by visiting the website of the CDC.
* Use a tissue in covering your mouth and nose when sneezing. Afterwards, throw the tissue in the trash.
* With soap and water, wash your hands after coughing or sneezing. If possible, use alcohol-based sanitizers.
* Refrain from touching your nose or mouth as this could lead to easy transmission of germs.
By being aware of swine symptoms, the spread of the H1N1 virus would easily be prevented.
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