How do you cure h1n1

How do you cure h1n1

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If you are sick with flu-like illness, CDC recommends that you stay home for at least 24 hours after your fever is gone. ChaCha on!

Is there a cure for h1n1?

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Yes, but im not sure what it is….Sorry i could’nt be more help.

How to Cure H1N1 (Swine Flu)

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H1N1 (SWINE FLU) has claimed hundreds of lives all over the world, and is in its peak in India. Though modern medicine has not found a cure or vaccine till date, Baba Ramdev (The Yoga Guru) who heads Patanjali Yog Vigyan Sanstha in India ha…

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If you were president… what would you do with this problem going on?

Q: The Japanese were trying to make a cure for the H1N1 virus. Instead of making it better they mutated it. So now when people get this that have a higher risk of dieing. 3 out of 10 mexicans died from this happening. The Japanese are aware of this and are as well trying to stop it. how the virus got over to the united states was from a ford car carrier who’s wife worked in the building when created. The virus is so far in California Oregon and Washington. and still spreading. using only the following secretary’s how will you help solve this problem?Health and human resources.treasuryhousing and urban development

A: Declare war on Japan!is that what you want to hear? No one can predcit a virus mutateing, how many other instantces in history can you think of where this happened? What about Typhoide Mary?

How could someone recover from H1N1 the fastest way possible?

Q: This is not really me asking a question, but me giving an answer that has seemed to help me.The flu hit me yesterday and I was feeling pretty bad so I went to a doctor and he told me I had H1N1 and prescribed me Tamiflu. I didn’t take any of it after hearing about some of the common side effects in youth. What I did do was drink a very large amount of lemon water, took some vitamins, and got plenty of rest (It may be hard to sleep due to nightsweats so I smoked some weed and slept amazingly through the whole night). My fever went away in around 8 hours and I am pretty much well again after 24-30 hours of having it (Compared to taking the Tamiflu medication for 5 days). This is probably the fastest way I could think of to naturally cure this flu. Most people probably have these things already (Besides the weed) so it is worth a try because I can assure you it will feel much better. Here is a source to backup the lemon water:http://www.lifemojo.com/lifestyle/top-10-health-benefits-of-lemon-water-1422542Here are some Tamiflu reviews:http://www.askapatient.com/viewrating.asp?drug=21087&name=TAMIFLUWell I did eat a weed brownie in the morning but I kinda forgot about it until it was mentioned cause I fell a sleep a few times yesterday. I just think if there isn’t any reason to take that medicine there prescribing everyone then it shouldn’t be taken.

A: The flu virus is self limiting and will basically resolve on it’s own. Tamiflu will at best, reduce symptom duration by about a day if taken within <48 hours of the onset of symptoms. Push fluids, rest and take paracetamol PRN. And the usual nonsense that the alternative ‘therapy’ brigade sprout won’t work either- to include; Echinacea, zinc, vitamin D, vitamin C (yes even the soluble kind in whacking great big doses) and oranges and lemons & the bells of St Clements!

How do you stop a persistent cough?

Q: I had H1N1 on last last Friday/Thursday (around 10 days ago). Thankfully, it cured by Saturday morning, where doctors say I can return to school as they no longer find the fever anymore. However, I have been coughing since then and it still hasn’t stopped. The coughing isn’t always severe, but it isn’t always light either. How do I stop this?

A: Try a tea made with fenugreek. You can purchase it at GNC or other vitamin stores and steep it in hot water. Fenugreek has many uses, one of which is to ease cough and congestion. My mother had an upper respiratory infection and is still coughing, almost a month later.