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How do you tell the difference between the H1n1 Flu from the seasonal flu?

I’ve been doing some research lately to keep myself from getting the disease and a couple of months ago when the swine flu became a pandemic, I caught the seasonal flu. I went to the doctor and she knew I didn’t have the swine right away without running any tests on me. How can you tell the difference?

Well, from what I’ve researched, with H1N1, it can be accompanied by nausea/vomiting. With the other strains of flu, that is not a symptom. And generally, the swine flu is a lot more milder than the regular Flu In most cases. (Except for people who have underlying health conditions.) The best way to tell the difference is to get swabbed for it, because sometimes its hard to distinguish between swine flu and the other strains. Hope I could help

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