What is a new influenza (H1N1)?

What is a new influenza (H1N1)?
This is a new influenza (H1N1) virus, had never spread in humans. This virus unrelated to past or current human seasonal influenza viruses. http://www.tcmwell.com

How people infected with a virus?
The virus is spread from person to person. The disease can be as easy as the normal seasonal influenza, can be contacted by coughing or sneezing can be inhaled or may be contaminated hands or droplet surface to other people. http://www.tcmwell.com

In order to prevent the spread of sick people who should be included in their mouth and nose when coughing or sneezing, stay home when sick, wash hands frequently, to maintain a healthy people have some distance away from as much as possible.

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There are no known cases of people infected by contact with pigs or other animals. copyright http://www.tcmwell.com

The origin of the virus is unknown. copyright http://www.tcmwell.com

What are the signs and symptoms of infection?
Influenza (H1N1 virus, a sign) is similar to the flu, including fever, cough, headache, muscle and joint pain, sore throat and runny nose, and sometimes vomiting and diarrhea.

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Why are we concerned about the flu, seasonal epidemics of hundreds of thousands of people died each year?
Seasonal flu occurs every year the virus may change each year - but many people have some kind of virus spread, which helps to limit immunity. Some countries also use the seasonal influenza vaccine to reduce disease and death.

However, influenza (H1N1) is a new virus, but most of these people have little or no immunity, so that this virus may lead to more infections than the seasonal flu to see. WHO is working closely with manufacturers to expedite the safe and effective vaccine development, but in a few months ago, is available. copyright http://www.tcmwell.com

A new influenza (H1N1) seems to be contagious as seasonal flu is spread, especially the young fast (from 10 years old to 45). From very mild symptoms of disease severity ranging from severe disease can lead to death. Most people who contract the virus diseases of experience and the restoration of moderate and anti-viral treatment or medical care. The more serious cases, more than half of the hospital's basic state of health or weakened immune systems.

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Most people have experienced mild illness and recovery at home. When someone should seek medical care?
A person should seek medical care, if they are shortness of breath or difficulty breathing, shortness of breath or experience of more than three days if the fever continues. For a young child who is sick, seek medical care for their parents, if the child has fast or breathing difficulties, persistent fever or convulsions (epilepsy). http://www.tcmwell.com

Support at home to take care - rest, drink plenty of fluids and use of analgesics in pain - is in most cases to restore adequate. (A non-aspirin painkillers, should be used for children because of the risk of Reye syndrome in young people.)


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