How can you tell swine flu from regular flu

Flu Shots: Swine flu and regular. Where can I find them??

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You will have to get two flu shots this year. One vaccine will be for the common strains identified last year and predicted to cause infection this year and the other vaccine will be for the H1N1 (aka swine flu). The flu vaccines for the st…

How do i tell…….? If I have swine flu or just regular allergi…?

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It is something that you really need to see your doctor for, but I think your an australian, if so we are safe at the time being as it hasn’t got in yet. It is mainly people that are travelling in certain countries that have a chance to get…

What is the difference between swine flu and regular flu??

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Swine Flu and Human Seasonal Flu Human Influenza refers to one of the three major types of flus (Influnza type A, B, C) endemic to the human population (orthomyxoviridae) versus animal flu (Zoonosis), which arises from a mutation in an anim…

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How can you tell the difference between a regular flu and the swine flu?

Q: How can you tell the difference between a regular flu and the swine flu?

A: you really can’t, a doc has to send a test to the lab

How can they tell the difference between the swine flu and the regular flu?

Q: Are many of the swine flu cases in the U.S. really just people with the regular flu?

A: the real question is how will they tell the difference between the swine flu and seasonal allergies?im experiencing some of the symptoms of swine flu and its cuz of my allergies….

How can you tell whether you have swine flu and not the regular flu or a cold?

Q: Its flu season and everyone is walking around coughing and sneezing and I really dont want to end up sick with anything and I hope nobody I care about does either. How can you tell whether or not you have swine flu and how is it different from the more common flu or the common cold?

A: Webmd.comThey have compiled a useful article that I think everyone that has these kinds of questions should read. This website is trusted by doctors – check it out. The swine flu article is on the front page. Secondly, if you start having symptoms of the flu – usually a fever, coughing, chills, etc… and those symptoms don’t get any worse, you should be OK. If the symptoms progress to respiratory issues or anything more (i.e- trouble breathing, vomiting, diarrhea, spike in temperature, etc) then it is time to go to the ER. They can test you for swine flu on the spot. However, most of this can be prevented. Wash your hands, keep hand sanitizer around for regular use and get the flu shot (as well as the swine flu vaccine when it becomes avaliable in your area).