Do I have swine flu?

No, there are obvious differences in symptoms between influenza A and the common cold. To sum up, there are ten aspects-the characteristics of influenza A: rapid high fever (above 37.8 degrees) within 3-6 hours, and rapid muscle soreness; About 80% or more will have severe headache; No runny nose but cough and sore throat; Hardly sneezes (less common); A high fever above 37.8 degrees will last for 3-4 days; Severe muscle soreness and joint pain; Most people will have fever and hate cold; Severe fatigue and weakness will continue to occur; Tonsils will not swell; There will be severe chest pressure. The characteristics of the common cold: gradual fever, muscle aches all over the body; A slight headache; Runny nose and cough; Sneeze; I occasionally have a high fever; Mild muscle soreness and joint pain; I occasionally have a bad cold; Slight fatigue; Tonsils will swell; No chest pressure. Because it is the high season of seasonal influenza, H 1N 1 also takes the opportunity to attack. If you catch a cold, it is necessary to know the difference between them and make a reasonable response. If it is a common cold, rest at home and take cold medicine for a few days to recover. Don't be upset when you catch a cold and go to the hospital. If the protection is not in place, it will cross-infect. Even H 1N 1, there is no need to panic, and it is rare to treat critically ill patients in time. Of course, we still take prevention as the best policy, including vaccination, diet and drug prevention, hand washing prevention, massage prevention, exercise prevention, life pattern prevention and so on. Vaccination is being carried out all over the country I believe that with the expansion of the vaccination population, the site where swine flu is rampant will become smaller and smaller. Let's learn more about the scientific response to swine flu, and start from ourselves so that swine flu viruses can't get close to each other and spend this winter and next spring safely. Do you have a runny nose?

I hope my parents will recover soon.