15 Oct 2014
What Is Swine Flu
Swine flu, also known as the 2009 H1N1 influenza virus and the type of human diseases. The disease, other people, not people infected pigs.Swine influenza, also called pig influenza, swine flu, hog flu and pig flu, is an infection caused by any one of several types of swine influenza viruses. Swine influenza virus (SIV) or
23 Sep 2014
Everything about the Flu
During the winter season people get sick more with the flu virus. Their symptoms are painful and can be life threatening. The flu can be prevented thanks to health resources and natural flu remedies. You can avoid the flu, but first you need to know some things about it. For example, what is flu and
03 Apr 2014
What is flu
What is flu in reality? When and how flu spreads ? What are the flu symptoms and which groups are most at risk? The flu (influenza) is an acute infectious disease which occurs in isolation, epidemic and pandemic ( widespread ). It is caused by several viruses (A, B, C) and usually affects the airway.
27 Feb 2014
Stomach flu symptoms
Main stomach flu symptoms are diarrhea and vomiting. In viral gastroenteritis known as stomach flu was observed elevated temperature to 38 degrees Celsius.
23 Feb 2014
Everything about flu symptoms
Incubation period, manifestation, treatment duration, flu prevention, utility diets. Which strains of influenza are most common during this flu season. What vaccines should use. What complications can occur after infection with these influenza strains.
04 Jun 2013
What Are Flu Symptoms
The symptoms are similar to flu infection can begin as soon as possible after a day or two. The first flu symptoms are usually a bad or a good feeling but also a fever of 38-39 ° c (approximately 100-103 ° F) temperature of the body and the early stage of infection. A lot of people so
04 Jun 2013
Differences Between Cold symptoms and Flu Symptoms
Those who think they have the flu, you should visit your doctor to confirm the specific test you are suffering from the flu and the common cold. Here are the differences between a cold and the flu: Fever The cold usually not fever. Fever is gradually or in the sinuses or ears, especially for children