What happens if someone gets swine Flu and Chicken Pox at the same time? - chicken flu more condition_symptoms
I wonder, because my niece has come into contact someone with chickenpox, 24 June was (but no trace of the time), and then turned the swine flu, I get really worried. He said that is the end of August, there 100,000 cases, when the swine flu every day in the United Kingdom.
Monday, December 7, 2009
Chicken Flu More Condition_symptoms What Happens If Someone Gets Swine Flu And Chicken Pox At The Same Time?
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Not really worth worrying about things that do not yet taken place. The possibilities are both at the same time are soft. Furthermore, no one knows how many people received the swine flu. Follow the advice of the government and hand washing and sneezing into the tissue. Contact telephone helpline NHS Direct or someone in your family has symptoms. Remember, the proportion of people who are the swine flu are very small, jumped the media.
If you listened carefully to see documents, or correctly reported that the Health Minister in the House of Commons that it might should be up to 100,000 cases in August, a big difference between can and will and therefore panic people
This is only an estimate, you should not be at this number ... Swine influenza has said that slowing down a little and behave like normal flu, should the number of times we hear people die from the flu are the same standards for swine flu. So do not worry.
Hahahahaha. Just sounds like fun!
I do not know much about the media. We can walk and hit by a car tomorrow or hide a fall down stairs, etc etc, but people not in their houses because of that could happen, too. These are only general assumptions, I would not worry.
Swine pox ...
No, not really. Hopefully it will not, but it could be very dangerous if you do. Ask a doctor or health professional help for detailed, accurate. Dont trust the people on Yahoo Answers.
Expect to disease and BSE will also be a farm!
The cause painful death, I suppose
For death.
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