';Swine flue'; Many cases gone unreported in India. Worst yet to come?

I feel that...





Reality regarding Swine flue in Maharastra is far worst than 'shown in Media'.





Nasik health centre ';Swine flue positive'; was sent home... many cases gone unreported...





Raipur youth death ';News I saw yesterday night'; not yet included in total toll...








Basic necessities in prime hospital are in short supply鈥?#039;even mask are not available for Doctors' ....





And now the way 'Govinda' Celebrated in Mumbai... we are inviting for explosion.';Swine flue'; Many cases gone unreported in India. Worst yet to come?
Pls. do not spread panic. Swine flu will not kill a healthy person even if he/she is not treated. Just lead a normal life swine flu can always be cured.


Read Do you think all of the media and govt. are partial? in Yahoo! Answers.';Swine flue'; Many cases gone unreported in India. Worst yet to come?
Each year thousands of people die from flu. The deaths are no more than any other flu.





If you compare swine flu deaths with annual flu deaths you will conclude that swine flu deaths are comparatively few. So do not panic.





The Media can only report what the see. What they do not see will not be reported. A death does not mean it is a swine flu death. A death is a death. It is a swine flu death if it has been diagnosed as such.





You may want to read this article to help prevent the spread of swine flu. I wrote it.





http://healthmad.com/conditions-and-dise鈥?/a>





Masks and tests do little to contain the spread. Staying at home is the best one can do to contain the virus.





Yes, the worst is yet to come. Winter is not here yet. There will be many more deaths in winter.
Without a doubt,and more so when reports have started trickling in that there are more admissions in hospitals across the country and the death toll is slowly inching up.What is now of more concern is whether our facilities are fully equipped and geared for carrying out the path tests in unprecedented numbers.The other unfortunate part is that passsengers arriving from distant lands try to avoid quarantining, preferring to get themselves tested and treated by private hospitals of their choice by which time perhaps the flu is full blown in them.Such people could potentially infect others around them.
Go to prison planet.com and read the truth about ';swine flu';


Do not trust mainstream media.


Mainstream is owned and operated by the same people who want YOU dead.
Influenza A (H1N1)


Influenza A (H1N1) is an influenza virus, which has been reported as a cause of illness and death in people. It was earlier known as Swine Flu. Originating in Mexico in April 2009, the virus has since spread to many countries worldwide. Early laboratory testing showed that many genes in this virus were similar to those found in pigs of North America, which is why the illness was originally called Swine Flu. Later on, further tests proved that this virus has gene segments from the swine, avian and human flu virus genes. This led scientists to discard the previous name and rename the virus the 'Influenza-A (H1N1) Virus'. Swine Flu- More details... (External website that opens in a new window)


Symptoms of Influenza A (H1N1)


The symptoms of Influenza A (H1N1) are similar to the symptoms of regular seasonal flu. People who have this illness may experience fever, cough, sore throat, body aches, headache, chills and fatigue. Some patients have also reported diarrhoea and vomiting.





The flu virus is thought to spread from person to person through droplets that come out of an infected person's nose or mouth when he/she sneezes or coughs. Pigs have nothing to do with this disease. Pork products are absolutely safe if properly cooked and culling of pigs is not needed.





Commons Precautions


Here are some precautions to prevent contraction of the virus -





Cover your nose and mouth with a tissue when you cough or sneeze. Discard the tissue after use.


Wash your hands thoroughly after you cough or sneeze.


Avoid touching your eyes, nose or mouth as germs may spread this way.


Stay away from close contact with people having respiratory illnesses.


If one displays influenza like symptoms, one must limit contact with others by staying at home. However, in case of respiratory distress, one should visit a nearby hospital without delay.


Take care of your health. Get plenty of sleep, exercise regularly, manage stress, drink plenty of liquids and eat wholesome food.


Medicines for the treatment of this illness are available in India. The Government has procured and stored the necessary drugs in sufficient quantities at designated hospitals. Citizens are strongly advised against procuring and taking medicines on their own, as it will lower their immunity.





The Government has also created a strategy to detect Influenza A (H1N1) cases among passengers arriving from affected countries either by air, land or sea and quarantine them. A standard process for screening, testing and treatment will be used across the country. If you have travelled from any of the affected countries in the past 10 days and display the symptoms of Influenza A (H1N1), then kindly visit a nearby hospital or contact the Outbreak Monitoring Cell at 011-23921401.