Swine flu research paper

Although swine influenza is a disease of pigs and its viruses can be found in almost all pigs, but it has also puffed up itself in humans. The history of Swine flu dates back to the early years of nineteen twenties when this virus was first detected in pigs. Afterwards, the same virus was detected in humans.

India has had over 1,000 confirmed cases of swine flu so far that’s roughly one case per every million people in the nation. The first case of death had its epicenter in Pune. Schools and Colleges were closed and all were running to the nearby clinics to buy mask, where the price of mask had a excitation all over the nation.

The most common symptoms of swine flu include; sore throat, chills, flu, nasal secretions, sneezing, and other respiratory infection, lethargy, diarrhea, pain in muscles, vomiting, headache, high fever, tiredness (fatigue), nausea, hard cough, decreased appetite, etc. (Stephenson, 26).

Vaccination is the best treatment for H1N1 swine influenza. The top recognized medical research laboratories of the World have produced very effective vaccines to treat the swine flu affected individuals.