Q & A swine flu

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Swine flu or the H1N1 virus has a new plague is all talk and no one seems to know what to do about it. It is as if we were pushed back in the Middle Ages, not the slightest idea what to do and was afraid that we have the next victim of this unforgiving disease. Here are some answers to these questions.

Application: the H1N1 virus is incurable?

A. Like many viruses, yes, swine influenza is not yet curable.But that does not mean it can not be fought. symptoms of fever are like any other flu symptoms. This means that the normal flu drug effective in alleviating the symptoms of swine flu. However, this does not mean being cured. It 'also possible antiviral drugs like Tamiflu and Relenza also be effective and the CDC (Centers for Disease Control recommended).

D. If infected with the H1N1 virus could die?

R. As with any disease whenLets go unchecked, there is a way to death. But as seventh in the 13,217 confirmed cases in the United States' June 2009 there were only 27 to his death.

Q: How can I prevent a swine flu?

A. The number one step to take after the CDC is to wash their hands often and thoroughly. Use hand cleaners based on alcohol as an alternative to hand washing when sinks are not accessible. Among other preventive measures to prevent persons or coughSneezing and avoid touching eyes, nose and mouth.

D. What happens if I take the H1N1 virus, how do I know?

A. These usually have the same symptoms as ordinary flu. A person is infected with swine flu coughs, sneezes, have pain, chills, overload, fever, and have a runny nose. Together with these symptoms may vomit or diarrhea. This is a warning sign of flu. Also, if the person has chest pain or pressure, difficulty breathing,Dizziness, confusion, or severe vomiting should seek medical help immediately. If flu-like symptoms improve but then return with fever and bad cough, a doctor should be sought.

D. What medicines are ok to take for the flu?

A. The CDC has recommended that with Tylenol and ibuprofen drugs. DO NOT USE ASPIRIN because of the risk of causing Reye's syndrome. The CDC has also zanamivir and oseltamivir, the antiviral drugs are recommended forTreatment and prevention of swine flu or other infections.

For more information, visit CDC cdc.gov. It 's always better informed and know what they can do to help themselves. The more you know, the better you can cope with any situation that may arise.

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