It is true that some people * seem to be much less susceptible to influenza virus. People over the age of 50 seems to be in that category and I believe that the H1N1 strain of swine influenza were used before 1957 (the year the Asian influenza pandemic of swine flu was reduced from maps) may have something to do with it. Older people may have antibodies against the old strain of swine flu, which can protect them to some degree.
But for the rest of us do not have such protection. Also, if you have children, seem to be particularly at risk from a strain of swine influenza messages. The average age of patients hospitalized for swine influenza is somewhere in the mid-teens. />
If you are a parent, the good news in all this is that children are given priority when vaccine will be available. Probably had the opportunity to receive 2 doses of vaccine against swine flu, the second administered approximately three weeks after the first raise sufficient antibodies to fight infection. />
Fortunately, no? We found the vaccine company can grow only about one-third of the number of swine flu, becauseyou are diabetic, suffer from hypertension, heart disease, asthma, or other respiratory problem, you may have to abandon the protection of the swine flu shot for some time in 2010. />
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If you feel that you are convinced immunized against swine flu, is a book you want to be read by the time the virus appears to home. />
Sincerely,
