Difference between Cold and Swine Flu Symptoms

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  • loibangTQLC
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    • Jan 2009
    • 1004

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    Difference between Cold and Swine Flu Symptoms

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    | | Cold | Swine Flu |

    | Sym| | |

    | pto| | |

    | m | | |

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    | Fev| Fever is rare with | Fever is usually present |

    | er | a cold. | with the flu in up to 80% of|

    | | | all flu cases. A temperature|

    | | | of 100°F or higher for 3 to|

    | | | 4 days is associated with |

    | | | the flu. |

    |----------+--------------------------+-----------------------------------|

    | Cou| A hacking, | A non-productive (non-mucus |

    | ghi| productive (mucus- | producing) cough is usually |

    | ng | producing) cough is| present with the flu |

    | | often present with | (sometimes referred to as |

    | | a cold. | dry cough). |

    |----------+--------------------------+-----------------------------------|

    | Ach| Slight body aches | Severe aches and pains are |

    | es | and pains can be | common with the flu. |

    | | part of a cold. | |

    |----------+--------------------------+-----------------------------------|

    | Stu| Stuffy nose is | Stuffy nose is not commonly |

    | ffy| commonly present | present with the flu. |

    | Nos| with a cold and | |

    | e | typically resolves | |

    | | spontaneously | |

    | | within a week. | |

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    | Chi| Chills are uncommon| 60% of people who have the |

    | lls| with a cold. | flu experience chills. |

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    | Tir| Tiredness is fairly| Tiredness is moderate to |

    | edn| mild with a cold. | severe with the flu. |

    | ess| | |

    |----------+--------------------------+-----------------------------------|

    | Sne| Sneezing is | Sneezing is not common with |

    | ezi| commonly present | the flu. |

    | ng | with a cold. | |

    |----------+--------------------------+-----------------------------------|

    | Sud| Cold symptoms tend | The flu has a rapid onset |

    | den| to develop over a | within 3-6 hours. The flu |

    | Sym| few days. | hits hard and includes |

    | pto| | sudden symptoms like high |

    | ms | | fever, aches and pains. |

    |----------+--------------------------+-----------------------------------|

    | Hea| A headache is | A headache is very common |

    | dac| fairly uncommon | with the flu, present in 80%|

    | he | with a cold. | of flu cases. |

    |----------+--------------------------+-----------------------------------|

    | Sor| Sore throat is | Sore throat is not commonly |

    | e | commonly present | present with the flu. |

    | Thr| with a cold. | |

    | oat| | |

    |----------+--------------------------+-----------------------------------|

    | Che| Chest discomfort is| Chest discomfort is often |

    | st | mild to moderate | severe with the flu. |

    | Dis| with a cold. | |

    | com| | |

    | for| | |

    | t | | |

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    RECOGNIZE SWINE FLU SYMPTOMS! DEFEND YOURSELF

    High Risk Groups

    · Children below 5 years

    · Senior persons above 65 years

    · HIV infected persons

    · Diabetic patients

    · Pregnant Women

    · Lung & Heart patients

    · Obese persons

    Warning signs for children

    § Troubled or abnormal breathing

    § Bluish skin color

    § Lessened intake of water/fluids

    § Extended sleep or lack of interaction

    >§ Irritable

    § Fever with rash

    § Flu-like symptoms recede, but return with fever and

    worsened cough

    Warning signs for adults

    · Difficulty in breathing or shortness of breath

    · Pain/pressure in chest/abdomen

    · Sudden dizziness

    · Confusion

    · Severe or persistent vomiting

    ü Seasonal flu vaccines or past immunizations DO NOT provide

    protection against the H1N1 virus

    ü Please visit a qualified physician if you suspect Swine Flu

    symptoms. Avoid self-treatment

    * Persons infected with the H1N1 virus may be able to pass it on 1

    day before symptoms develop and up to 7 days after infection
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