Flu Treatment

Flu treatment, including swine flu treatment, is similar for all flu viruses, as long as the symptoms are mild. Be prepared for in home care, in the event that the health care system is overloaded during a flu pandemic.




With the threat of a flu pandemic looming over us, you need to consider what you will do if someone in your family gets H1N1 or another pandemic virus.

If 30% of the world's population is infected with a flu virus, you can be certain that your doctor will be pretty busy and that the hospitals will be full—within days or weeks.

If you would feel better speaking with a doctor, you can always consult a physician (many are specialists) at doctors advice online . You'll get a LIVE personal answer to your question--often within only a few minutes.

Photo of sick child, flu treatment at home, taken by scott anderson.

Photo courtesy of scott anderson

At some point, your doctor may stop making appointments (or you may have to wait in line for a few days), and the hospitals may close (and lock) their doors.

Hospital care may no longer be available to you.

The health care system may become so overwhelmed that you may have to consider whether you want to take your son or daughter to a makeshift hospital at the school, or take on the responsibility of in home care.

Just in case you decide to take this route, make sure that you have emergency medical supplies on hand.

Here are some articles that will help you be prepared for influenza treatment, whether you see a doctor, consult with a doctor to get

doctors online advice or you are dealing with handling medical care at home:



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