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Frequently asked swine
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Swine flu has cropped up out of nowhere and struck
large parts of the population with such stunning rapidness today that
it is hard to believe that barely a month ago no one had ever heard of
the term swine flu. Still, it is commendable that there are so many who
have reasonably accurate information on the ways in which this disease
strikes. Let us try to offer some more stability to the situation by
answering some of the most frequently asked questions in the area of
swine flu.
If you catch the swine flu, is it possible to let the bug just run its
course?
It may not seem so from the way the media covers this, but drugs exist
to treat swine flu. Look at this the way you would look at any other
illness: if you feel ill but bearably so, then you should try to let it
run its course as you would do for any other bug. If the illness seems
to hit you out of nowhere and you feel quite awful, a high fever, a
terrible headache and so on, you should then go see a doctor as you
would if you felt this awful with any other disease.
What is the right time to seek medical attention?
You should seek medical |
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