One of the key questions is, "Is it contagious? And if this is so "HOW contagious is it and how does the virus spread from one individual to another.".
CDC ( Center for Disease Control ) has determined this new H1N1 virus is indeed contagious and is spreading from individual to individual. What they don't know is how simply it is spreading and the way to avoid it altogether. They have also confirmed that eating pork has nothing to do with getting the virus so enjoy those chops and patties.
The indicators of swine influenza in people are very like the any standard influenza, and include fever, coughs, sore throat, runny or stuffy nose, body aches, headache, chills and fatigue. Several people have died of it, and many colleges and towns are making pandemic preparations in case.
Throw the tissue in the rubbish after it's used by you, and wash your hands with hand sanitizer to avoid passing germs to the subsequent person through touching doorhandles, for example. Avoid touching your eyes, nose or mouth in any case where you are at.
Germs spread this way, both from YOUR face to others and from whatever you just touched to YOUR face. Avoid close contact with sick people outside your folks members, particularly if you have reason to believe they could be a target for the H1N1 virus.
Germs spread this way, both from YOUR face to others and from whatever you just touched to YOUR face. Avoid close contact with sick people outside your folks members, particularly if you have reason to believe they could be a target for the H1N1 virus. Stay at home if you're sick for a week after any symptoms begin or till you've been symptom-free for twenty-four hours. Because there's truly no known treatment for H1N1 virus as of this posting, the best we will be able to do is take care and stay recent on what has happened around us.
Outside of these common cares, you may need to consider emergency readiness , for example stockpiling some food, and having emergency kits available, in case there would be a town lock-down of a couple days.
CDC ( Center for Disease Control ) has determined this new H1N1 virus is indeed contagious and is spreading from individual to individual. What they don't know is how simply it is spreading and the way to avoid it altogether. They have also confirmed that eating pork has nothing to do with getting the virus so enjoy those chops and patties.
The indicators of swine influenza in people are very like the any standard influenza, and include fever, coughs, sore throat, runny or stuffy nose, body aches, headache, chills and fatigue. Several people have died of it, and many colleges and towns are making pandemic preparations in case.
Throw the tissue in the rubbish after it's used by you, and wash your hands with hand sanitizer to avoid passing germs to the subsequent person through touching doorhandles, for example. Avoid touching your eyes, nose or mouth in any case where you are at.
Germs spread this way, both from YOUR face to others and from whatever you just touched to YOUR face. Avoid close contact with sick people outside your folks members, particularly if you have reason to believe they could be a target for the H1N1 virus.
Germs spread this way, both from YOUR face to others and from whatever you just touched to YOUR face. Avoid close contact with sick people outside your folks members, particularly if you have reason to believe they could be a target for the H1N1 virus. Stay at home if you're sick for a week after any symptoms begin or till you've been symptom-free for twenty-four hours. Because there's truly no known treatment for H1N1 virus as of this posting, the best we will be able to do is take care and stay recent on what has happened around us.
Outside of these common cares, you may need to consider emergency readiness , for example stockpiling some food, and having emergency kits available, in case there would be a town lock-down of a couple days.
About the Author:
Mirak has written a number of articles on preparing for the H1N1 virusand the dangers of the H1N1 virus
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