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[QUOTE="THE_DRUGGIE"]
[QUOTE="drj077"]
In Mexico...with poor access to care...and poor access to the latest pharmaceuticals.
drj077
As opposed to the United States where, as the article tells, Tamiflu and Relenza can be easily acquired to cure cases.
In all, this is about as scary as walking around and suddenly realizing your socks don't match.
Exactly.
You get the flu, your life sucks for a week, you take care of yourself, and if you need Relenza or Tamiflu initially, then you get it. If you feel your chest becoming more and more congested, see your physician for nebulizer treatments and possibly antibiotics with some mucinex. Take some Motrin or Tylenol for any fever. Stay hydrated and take care of yourself.
Geez, it's like no one here has had the flu before.
Yeah, the only thing that seperates swine flu from the regular kind is that its a little more deadly but its not going to go awry if you take it seriously by doing what you just listed.
[QUOTE="THE_DRUGGIE"]
[QUOTE="drj077"]
In Mexico...with poor access to care...and poor access to the latest pharmaceuticals.
drj077
As opposed to the United States where, as the article tells, Tamiflu and Relenza can be easily acquired to cure cases.
In all, this is about as scary as walking around and suddenly realizing your socks don't match.
Exactly.
You get the flu, your life sucks for a week, you take care of yourself, and if you need Relenza or Tamiflu initially, then you get it. If you feel your chest becoming more and more congested, see your physician for nebulizer treatments and possibly antibiotics with some mucinex. Take some Motrin or Tylenol for any fever. Stay hydrated and take care of yourself.
Geez, it's like no one here has had the flu before.
I guess the only thing that we should be afriad of is spending our money on all of that medicine :PCanada wasn't mentioned once in the article. Obviously, this means the Canadian government is behind this. :o harashawnMwahahahahaha
Disneyland is next. Be warned.
I'm not particularly worried. A majority of the deaths have been in areas with low standards of living and lax medical care. According to CNN and like news sources, Americans aren't dieing in large numbers from it.Vandalvideo
Actually, if I'm reading the article right, there have been exactly zero deaths in the United States; the only deaths that have occurred were in Mexico.
At any rate... while it's mildly concerning, to be perfectly honest I'm getting a little tired of people crying wolf every single time a new flu strain comes along. Seems like every single new strain is going to be the next 1918 pandemic.
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