727 words Influenza nfluenza is also called the flu but it is not your common flu it is a highly contagious viral ere illness and can also cause infection the viral infection influenza can kill. The flu causes life threatening complications including pneumonia. The flu is spread by direct contact with a person with the infection and a person without. The estimated amount of deaths that influenza assist with is around three thousand in just Australia. Influenza was introduced in Influenza is now 2009 which caused the first influenza pandemic in more than 40 y circulate recording to the season's classified as a regular human flu virus that wil influenza this season includes the protection for the worldwide. The vaccine for the current swine flu
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You are aching behind the ears, loss of appetite, more likely to get the flu if you have been in contact with someone who has had the flu. you you have been in contact with someone who has also have a high risk of getting the flu if had exposure to the virus from overseas travel near flu outburst that are occurring. The only way to detect if you have the flu or other viruses is to get a nose or throat swab from a will determine if you have the flu or another virus. The test will come back doctor this positive if you do have the flu or another virus. A diagnosis is use full for a because it will help track down disease patterns and the frequency. The diagnosis will be required where complication have developed. symptoms of the flu hit you very quickly and have a possibility of lasting for several weeks. On days one to three of the flu you will pick up the fever of 38oc, head ache, muscle pain and weakness, the dry cough, sore throat, and occasionally a stuffy nose. On the fourth day of the flu the fever and body aches are less noticeable but the cough, sore throat, and chest discomfort become more noticeable. You may start to feel tired and flat with less and less
You are aching behind the ears, loss of appetite, more likely to get the flu if you have been in contact with someone who has had the flu. you you have been in contact with someone who has also have a high risk of getting the flu if had exposure to the virus from overseas travel near flu outburst that are occurring. The only way to detect if you have the flu or other viruses is to get a nose or throat swab from a will determine if you have the flu or another virus. The test will come back doctor this positive if you do have the flu or another virus. A diagnosis is use full for a because it will help track down disease patterns and the frequency. The diagnosis will be required where complication have developed. symptoms of the flu hit you very quickly and have a possibility of lasting for several weeks. On days one to three of the flu you will pick up the fever of 38oc, head ache, muscle pain and weakness, the dry cough, sore throat, and occasionally a stuffy nose. On the fourth day of the flu the fever and body aches are less noticeable but the cough, sore throat, and chest discomfort become more noticeable. You may start to feel tired and flat with less and less