Most people who demonstrated against the swine flu experience mild symptoms similar to seasonal flu, and some people have no symptoms. Unfortunately, few people will have a more severe reaction to the virus. Children have additional symptoms may be followed closely. Here is the list to check the lists on hand for each individual case.
Mild symptoms
The symptoms of swine flu are similar to those of seasonal influenza. The most common are:
Sudden fever (body temperature above 38 ° C or 100.4 ° F)
Sudden cough
Once again, as symptoms of an additional seasonal influenza include:
Headache
Fatigue
Chills
Pain in muscles and joints
Sore throat
Runny
Sneezing
Appetite
The swine flu can also cause stomach upset and diarrhea, which is unusual in seasonal influenza.
Severe symptoms
Doctors recommend seeing the emergence of more serious symptoms that may require immediate medical attention. They are:
Difficulty breathing
Difficulty
Chest pain
Severe or persistent vomiting
A high temperature for more than three days
Symptoms in children
For children, and especially, also look for:
Difficulty waking up
Lethargy
Unattended
If your child has any of these symptoms should seek immediate medical attention.
Swine flu and meningitis
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