What are the symptoms of H1N1

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The influenza is also called human swine influenza. It is a type A influenza virus with strong infectivity. Its symptoms are similar to those of other patients with avian influenza, such as fever, chills, coughing. In severe cases, the body temperature exceeds 39 degrees, some people will vomit, and others will have pneumonia. Once there are similar characteristics, we are required to go to the hospital in time for treatment In order to improve our own and other people's health, we must improve our safety awareness. Let's take a look at the following.

What are the symptoms of H1N1

First: the incubation period of influenza A (H1N1) is not very long, about a week. However, compared with avian influenza and influenza, the incubation period is long. As we all know, the influenza has a very high infection rate, so its prevention is particularly important.

Second: let me tell you about its prevention methods. First of all, we should mainly focus on personal hygiene. The disease comes from the mouth, which reminds us to add more combinations in our diet. At the same time, regular work and rest and relaxed attitude are also very important. In our life, we should take more exercise to improve our own immunity, so that bacteria will not easily enter our body.

Third: we don't have to be very nervous about the treatment of influenza A (H1N1). We should know that some diseases can't be avoided because of diet and contact with people. Therefore, once we get any disease, the most important thing is to go to the hospital for treatment in time, cooperate with doctors patiently, and keep a happy and relaxed mood. Only in this way can we understand the meaning of life.

matters needing attention

Friends who have long-term bad sleep will have lower immunity than other people who have normal sleep. Therefore, I suggest that friends who have long-term bad sleep should quickly treat the problem of bad sleep. Only by improving their immunity can we have more strength to fight against diseases and prevent influenza A (H1N1) from ourselves.