In severe cases influenza can be fatal

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In severe cases influenza can be fatal

Posted by paul in symptoms of the flu on 10 29th, 2007 | no responses

What about the nasalspray flu vaccine? The nasalspray flu vaccine is approved for use in healthy people years to years of age who are not pregnant. An average of 36,000 people per year in the United States influenza every year. Peak months are generally and Getting the flu shot early gives your body time to build immunity to the strains of influenza predicted to be prevalent in the months to follow.

Need education on asthma and guidance in techniques for selfmanagement. Asthma is chronic disease, and requires continuous management and appropriate treatment. Common flu symptoms include Fever usually high Muscle aches and tenderness Headache Fatigue extreme Dry cough Sore throat Runny or stuffy nose Stomach symptoms such as nausea, vomiting and diarrhea can occur but are more common in children How can patients prevent the flu?

For more information, visit the AAAAI Web site, www. aaaai. org, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention CDC Web site, www. cdc. govnipflu, or call the CDC Immunization Hot Line at 800 2322522. Have asthma and see their symptoms worse after new has been introduced into the home. Although almost all the egg protein is filtered out of the vaccine, people with egg allergy should check with their allergistimmunologist before receiving the flu shot. The influenza vaccine is grown in chicken eggs.

When to see an allergistimmunologist? With flu season just around the corner, it is time for you and your family to prepare. Need education on asthma and guidance in techniques for selfmanagement. People with asthma and other chronic health conditions should receive their flu shot as soon as possible.

In some cases, the influenza virus to immunized however, the optimal time for patients to receive the shot is before they are exposed to the virus. Common flu symptoms include Fever usually high Muscle aches and tenderness Headache Fatigue extreme Dry cough Sore throat Runny or stuffy nose Stomach symptoms such as nausea, vomiting and diarrhea can occur but are more common in children How can patients prevent the flu? Influenza is typically spread from person to person through coughing and sneezing via respiratory droplets.

For more information, visit the AAAAI Web site, www. aaaai. org, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention CDC Web site, www. cdc. govnipflu, or call the CDC Immunization Hot Line at 800 2322522. It generally takes two weeks to develop immunity from the shot. Having asthma should not stop you from participating in normal activities. Need education on asthma and guidance in techniques for selfmanagement. The best way to treat the flu is to prevent it by getting flu shot each fall in or before the flu season begins.