It Is Advised to Be Calm Before H1n1
So far, influenza A H1N1 flu threat to human health and does not exceed the normal seasonal flu. Outbreak of influenza in the first few months of hospitalization and the number of deaths is even lower than normal seasonal flu, but the virus did not dramatic variations. The same with normal seasonal influenza, influenza A-H1N1 virus also spreads through the patient's cough and sneeze.
Especially for the children, they should wash their hands with soap a long time, and a corresponding increase is needed in frequency. t the same time, people should cultivate good personal hygiene habits to reduce the occurrence of infectious diseases. When sneezing or roughing, you should cover your mouth and nose with handkerchiefs rather than directly face others. And you shouldn't leave around used handkerchiefs. After that, you should wash your hands. And do it immediately after you contract with patients or respiratory secretions. You should wear a mask when you care for patients.
First get children vaccinated against H1N1 flu. Particularly when vaccines are in shortage, children should be given the priority. Secondly those age from 6 months to 24-year-old, pregnant women and medical practitioners. Parents taking care of babies and medical workers working in high-risk medical environment should be given the priority as well. If you are belonging to the easily infected group, the sooner you got vaccination the better. Clinically, seasonal flu vaccine will be injected on people who could get severe complications once they are infected by flu viruses, namely the super dangerous group.
For example, basic diseases group, the elderly and the weak, they have a great chance to infect seasonal influenza. So doctors often recommend them to inject seasonal influenza vaccine for them. If H1N1 Influenza A has broken out in your region, but you have yet been vaccinated, then you must remain highly vigilant.
Stay away from the crowds, such as big shopping malls, sporting events or church. The first thing you should do when you get back home is washing your hands, and don't touch your eyes, nose and mouth with your hands for there might be virus on them. Try to avoid visiting crowded or poorly ventilated public places, avoid contact with patients having flu-like symptoms (fever, cough, runny nose, etc.) or suffering pneumonia and other respiratory diseases, especially children, the elderly, the infirm and the chronically ill. A timely manner according to weather changes and changes in clothing, to avoid to become worse. To maintain indoor self-ventilation to keep indoor and surrounding environment clean.
If you have symptoms such as fever and cough, do not buy and use of some certain drugs without authorization, do not misapply of antibiotics, and what you should do is to go to hospital timely for examination and treatment. After you have been confirmed to catch H1N1 flu, you should voluntarily keep yourself from healthy people. Try not to go to public places to protect others from getting sick. If have other health problems beside H1N1 flu or you are pregnant, then you should go to hospital immediately to receive professional treatment.
Doctors will give you two prescription medicine of Tamiflu or Relenza. Taken in the right way, it will relieve your pain. If there were breathing problems or symptoms of chest pain, vomiting, and fever, please immediately contact the emergency room.