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Protect Your Loved Ones from Bird Flu Now |
"How You Can Protect Yourself Against the Complications of Bird Flu"by Richard Stooker
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To maximize your protection against bird flu, you must be concerned not only with the H5N1 avian influenza virus, but with protecting yourself and your loved ones from the various complications that can accompany infection with bird flu. Protecting yourself from the complications of bird flu will go a long way toward making sure that you or your loved ones survive an avian flu H5N1 infection. These include: Pneumonia -- Pneumonia is sort of a close cousin to influenza, at least in its effects, since it attacks your respiratory system and the very capacity of your lungs to breathe. Fortunately, we have more ways to counter this disease. Encephalitis -- So far, encephalitis has not been a great problem with bird flu, but it was in 1918 and also some children in Vietnam had bird flu encephalitis symptoms instead of the usual problems breathing. Therefore, it's important to know what to do to protect yourself. Diarrhea -- Diarrhea is a symptom of infection, not the disease itself. If a bird flu victim has diarrhea, then should let it come -- it's removing harmful viruses from their bodies. The downside is potential dehydration, so you must guard against that.
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