Swine flu

Swine flu

What is swine flu ?

It is kind of flu. It moves from person to person not from pigs to person.

It is very similar to bird flu and human flu .

It comes from north America and spread between the countries .

What is vector borne ?

Vector-borne disease is the term commonly used to describe an illness caused by an infectious microbe that is transmitted to people by blood-sucking arthropods.

What is the animal transmits the disease ?

Pigs are transmit the disease .

How is the pigs transmit the disease ?

The pigs transmit by feeding the

pigs .

Eating the pigs .

Walking and touching the pigs .

 fever, cough, sore throat , runny nose, body aches, headache , chills, and fatigue.

Sometimes its start in two or three days.

Ending stages of disease depends on your immune system’s strength and the amount of treatment you receive .

What are swine flu symptoms?

THERE IS NO SYMPTOMS AFTER YOU RECOVER .

What are some issues you may have after you

recover from the disease ?

Does the disease affect the adults and children ?

It affects on the both. The both can get this disease .

How does it spread from human to human ? If you touch where a person with swine flu touches, you will

most likely pick up the virus and get the swine flu.

You get direct spreading when you have skin to skin contact or direct person to person contact with an infected individual, such as shaking hands, kissing, or caring for a child or other infected person with hands-on care or hug them . Wait until they recover then you can hug them .

It is not spread by factor .

the treatment for swine flu disease ?

Tamiflu is a prescription medication used to treat the influenza, or flu, virus. It can shorten the duration of the flu if taken as soon as symptoms start.

Tamiflu is approved for adults and children over 12 months of age.

Where did they find swine flu ?

The first Swine flu virus  were isolated in 1930 in the United States in pigs.

 they still have it today .

These countries are have swine flu .

how many people are died each year in swine flu ?

Beginning in 2009, the virus swept the globe, and the WHO counted 18,500 swine flu deaths that had been confirmed by laboratory tests. But according to new estimates from researchers at the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, the virus probably killed between 105,700 and 400,000 people around the world in its first year alone, and an additional 46,000 to 179,000 people likely died of cardiovascular complications from the virus.

SOME WEBSITES THAT I GET MY INFORMATION FROM IT

www.webmd.com

www.abcnews.go.com

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