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*Cough
*Fever
*Runny Nose
*Sore Throat
*Shortness of Breath
*Watery Eyes
*Chills
*Body Aches
*Nausea
*Vomiting
*Diarrhea
*Lack of Appetite
*Headache
*Dizziness
*Abdominal Pain
*Fatigue

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There are 3 basic ways to prevent H1N1, prevention of the pigs, prevention of transmission to humans from the pigs, and prevention of H1N1 spreading from humans to humans.

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In order to help humans from getting H1N1, the first course of action is to make sure that the pigs are healthy. The environment of the swine is a huge factor in determining whether the swine will contract the virus. The living conditions need to be sanitized and clean, and the swine need to have vaccinations and organized herd and facility management.

Vaccinations are key to stopping the continuance of this virus. Yet, the vaccinations are also very tricky for this virus. The vaccination is only effective if the strain of the virus matches close enough to the vaccine's strain. This is very difficult to do, due to the fact that the virus has evolved into different forms and has produced inconsistent responses to the vaccinations.

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To prevent this virus from transmitting to humans, humans should make sure that they are wearing masks, gloves, and other protection when dealing with the infected swine.

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Washing your hands with an alcohol-based gel or a foam hand sanitizer destroys the virus and bacteria. Also, staying away from individuals that might be infected, avoiding large gatherings, or staying home if an infection is spreading throughout the community can be preventative.

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H1N1, can be acquired from anyone who works with poultry or swine. I.E: Veterinarians, farmers, and meat processing workers.

Also, you can get the virus if you are exposed to someone who has contracted the virus, and small droplets of the virus can linger on surfaces and spread by an individual touching the infected surface and then touching their eyes, nose, or mouth. The virus is contagious for 5 days for adults, and up to 10 days for children.

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*Antiviral drugs can lessen the symptoms, and work best if taken within 2 days of the symptoms first appearance.

*CDC recommends: Oseltamivir (tamiflu) or Zanamivir       (Relenza)

*This virus is resistant to Amantadine and Rimantadine

*Most people that are infected make a full recovery without needing medical attention or antiviral drugs.