| What we say about the diseases that are
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| | or ill person.Normally cold occurs in the
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| related with our respiratory system. Is
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| | meantime of the year but influenza
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| it Influenza or Flu? Or Stomach
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| | spreads mostly in the winter season
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| Flu?Everyone is aware about the common
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| | because of the atmospheric fluctuations
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| word of Flu but exactly it means the
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| | in northern and Southern Hemisphere
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| "death due to respiratory disease".
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| | regions.The natural host for influenza
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| Influenza is caused by an RNA virus of
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| | virus is aquatic birds. Pandemic
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| orthomyxoviridae family and it is
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| | influenza often occurs when an
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| seasonal epidemics can be categorized in
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| | avian-adapted virus infects a porcine
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| three genera of the virus as Influenza A
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| | host, which can be infected by human and
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| viruses, Influenza B viruses that infect
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| | avian varieties of influenza A virus. The
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| only humans and Influenza C that infect
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| | virus may then recombine within the pig,
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| only humans. Currently, the most common
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| | to form a genetically new virus, which is
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| antigenic variants of influenza A virus
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| | able to infect humans and be transmitted
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| are H1N1 and H3N2.Normally, it is spread
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| | from person to person.The current avian
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| and transmitted from individual to
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| | flu threat (2005) is due to the H5N1
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| individual in saliva droplets expelled by
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| | virus. This virus is currently still
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| coughing. Due to this many symptoms of
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| | avian-adapted and cannot be transmitted
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| flu and influenza appears such as, fever
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| | from person to person, though it seems to
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| headache fatigue, dry cough sore throat,
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| | be able to infect humans and cause
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| nasal congestion sneezing, irritated
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| | mortality.Every national Government is
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| eyes, body eyes, extreme coldness.Mostly
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| | getting the help of anti-viral drugs such
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| it takes one to two weeks to recover but
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| | as Tamiflu, which can reduce the effects
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| influenza can be deadly for the weak, old
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| | of the virus.
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