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How do you know if you have swine floo?
If you are experiencing lethargy, sneezing, coughing, fevers, difficulty breathing and decreased appetite, oh and you're a pig, there's a good chance you've acquired swine floo! The good news is that mortality is usually only around 1 to 4% and your new floo is going to help you lose weight!
However, swine floo is zoonotic which means it can be transferred from pigs to humans. So if you are a human, the symptoms are pretty general really, similar to a regular influenza (floo) illness: fever, cough, sore throat, body aches, headache, chills and fatigue. Lately (in 2009) people have been reporting diarrhea and vomiting as well though. Because of this, it's hard to diagnose swine floo over a regular floo. This is why doctors will look to your recent history; have you been in contact with anyone else infected with swine floo? Have you been to mexico recently, or in any of the 5 states reporting swine floo?
The 2009 H1N1 swine floo virus is not solely zoonotic though, as it can be transferred from human to human as well as pig to human.
In present situation at INDIA,12 members aredead. its focus on very fast.The floo is rise on this season,that means cold season is very useful in the viruse of swine-floo.
