Swine Flu Dangers

How Does The Virus Spread?

One of the most common of infection comes when the victim inhales droplets that an infected person has either sneezed or coughed beforehand.

Also, one can become infected by coming into contact with an item or object on which the virus can be found and afterward touching their mouse or nose. Up to eight hours can pass until the virus becomes non-existent outside the human body.

Most Important - Your Hands

Fighting the swine flu can be as easy as starting with the overall hygenie of your hands. Therefore, look at the following carefully and make sure that you follow them to the letter.

All the members of the family should wash their hands thouroughly in the following, but not exclusive, occasions:

After coming in contact with garbage and waste.
After making use of the toilet
After a cough or sneeze (very important)
Before and after handling foods

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The following procedure should be followed when washing your hands:

Running water and soap should be used
The thumbs, nails, between fingers, front and back of hands should be wash
Running water should be used to rinse your hands well.
Use a towel and dry your hands well all over.

You can also use hand cleaners and gels which are alcoholic based as they are also efficient and practical to use.

If you experience any of the following, you might just be a victim of the swine flu.

Fever
Cough
Sore Throat
Body Aches/Chills
Headache
Tiredness/Fatigue
Diarrhea Or Vomiting