When will the swine flu (H1N1) jump away from us?
When will there be a vaccine in the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland?
When will it just evaporate like the Bird Flu? (HN51)
Answers: they estimate it will be gone in 2-3 years time. there should be a vaccine there by flu season. and no, it won't evaporate like bird flu. for one, bird flu never really started. it never mutated to go from human to human. swine flu did. it's too late for swine flu to only disappear. if it was going to, it would've already.
It will probably take 2 or 3 seasons to go away within the absence of a vaccine. Bird flu (H5N1) never got going because it didn't really transfer from character to person where as H1N1 transmits very confidently.
diabetic you are at greater risk of complications than the general population but since the likelihood is that the death rate will be around 0.2% overall your loss still isn't very likely - at a guess somewhere between 0.2% and 1%.
So keep yourself forceful, keep your diabetes well controlled and even if you do catch it you stand a hugely, very good chance of surviving the disease even if you do spend a couple of days wondering if dying might be easier!!
never!
Viruses don't just disappear. Has seasonal flu gone away? Avian flu is still around too. Talk to your doctor about antivirals that can be used as a prophylactic. I'm not sure if Tamiflu is still person used. Source(s): I'm a nurse.
when it wants
It isn't a threat to your robustness really, no reason to worry about it. Just stress you don't necessitate.
they dont know enough about it yet
a
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I'm diabetic too, and I don't plan to die of flu. Not this year anyway.
The 2009 swine flu vaccine, if I'm not mistaken, is due in September or so.
There will still be some of it around in spite of the vaccine, because not everybody will seize vaccinated.
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When will it just evaporate like the Bird Flu? (HN51)
Answers: they estimate it will be gone in 2-3 years time. there should be a vaccine there by flu season. and no, it won't evaporate like bird flu. for one, bird flu never really started. it never mutated to go from human to human. swine flu did. it's too late for swine flu to only disappear. if it was going to, it would've already.
It will probably take 2 or 3 seasons to go away within the absence of a vaccine. Bird flu (H5N1) never got going because it didn't really transfer from character to person where as H1N1 transmits very confidently.
diabetic you are at greater risk of complications than the general population but since the likelihood is that the death rate will be around 0.2% overall your loss still isn't very likely - at a guess somewhere between 0.2% and 1%.
So keep yourself forceful, keep your diabetes well controlled and even if you do catch it you stand a hugely, very good chance of surviving the disease even if you do spend a couple of days wondering if dying might be easier!!
never!
Viruses don't just disappear. Has seasonal flu gone away? Avian flu is still around too. Talk to your doctor about antivirals that can be used as a prophylactic. I'm not sure if Tamiflu is still person used. Source(s): I'm a nurse.
when it wants
It isn't a threat to your robustness really, no reason to worry about it. Just stress you don't necessitate.
they dont know enough about it yet
a
!!
I'm diabetic too, and I don't plan to die of flu. Not this year anyway.
The 2009 swine flu vaccine, if I'm not mistaken, is due in September or so.
There will still be some of it around in spite of the vaccine, because not everybody will seize vaccinated.
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