Flu 2010 symptoms

Flu 2010 symptoms have been similar to the seasonal flu. But the diagnosis has been very tough. This is due to the circulation of the h1n1 strain this year

Congested nose, coughing, sneezing, soreness in throat, vomiting, fever and diarrhea are common. Tiredness and chills are also common. But diarrhea and vomiting are really rare

Flu shots have viruses in dead form. Usually, every year 3 strains are chosen to be the constituents. Preservatives like formalin and thermisol are also added for better shelf life

Ingredients in flu shots constitute deadened viruses. 3 strains are chosen every year depending on the prevalence of viruses that are circulating around. Preservative addition to flu shots is done and this can be thermisol.

Symptoms can be abdominal cramping and body aches. Head aches, fever, tiredness, loss of appetite and vomiting can be present. Diarrhea can also be seen.

Gastro flu is commonly termed as stomach flu. It is caused by viruses which in turn irritates the gut and stomach walls. Treatment at home and keeping dehydration under control can really help

2010 flu has become very challenging. The symptoms of h1n1 infection are very similar to that of seasonal flu and hence it has put many people into confusion. The peak period was in October 2009 on contradictory tot eh usual period which ranges form November to march

Incubation period often depends on the virus that cause the infection. It can be a few hours. It can also be more than a few days. Adenovirus infections take 1 week to show up the signs

Stomach flu in 2010 has been confused with that of seasonal flu and h1n1 flu. Since the symptoms are all similar, it is often confused with these ailments. Stomach flu is relatively not serious when compared to the h1n1 flu

The sings of gastric infection can be similar to that of flu. It can also constitute dehydration. Diarrhea, vomiting, excessive urination, dryness in mouth, dizziness, yellowish tinge in urine are common