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↓ skip to main content contact us legal and disclaimer about us advertise home what is flu? flu prevention flu symptoms strains of flu bird / avian flu seasonal flu swine flu swine flu h1n1pdm09 aussie flu flu treatments uk flu vaccination flu nasal spray faq amantadine oseltamivir / tamiflu zanamivir / relenza herbal flu treatments diy and home made flu treatments the effects of flu flu during pregnancy flu in extreme at risk groups flu in older adults & seniors flu in babies and young children aussie flu h3n2 outbreak to grip the uk. should you get vaccinated? what are the symptoms? posted on january 2, 2018 by the flu advisor — no comments ↓ according to public health england, the uk is being gripped by the deadly “aussie flu” with cases soaring over 48% over the past 7 days. these cases have seen uk gp surgeries and hospitals struggling to cope during christmas period. we’ve seen lots of mis information and “fake flu” news in the press so we’ve put together an aussie flu faq for our uk readers. what is the aussie flu? the aussie flu or h3n2 is a mutated strain of the flu virus which has been proven to be much more resistant to flu vaccines. this resistance has seen infection rates soaring down under with infections over twice the expected annual rate. what are the symptoms of aussie flu? the symptoms of aussie flu are very similar to those caused by normal flu. the main difference is that they are much more severe and symptoms are likely to last much longer. the symptoms of aussie flu are much the same as “normal” flu, they include: sore throat and cough headache fever & muscle aches fatigue runny nose and sneezing can i be vaccinated against the aussie flu? those at high risk from aussie flu can receive the flu vaccination free from the nhs. those not in the high risk groups can visit their local pharmacy for the “flu jab”. the aussie flu virus is continuing to transform so it’s a 100% protection against the strain. how to protect yourself from the aussie flu we’ve covered flu prevention in much more detail on our flu prevention page. our top tips are to avoid direct contact with anyone with flu like symptoms and make sure you follow strict hygiene practices, especially in public places. together this will reduce your exposure to the virus by over three times. read more › tagged with: aussie flu , australian flu , flu , flu 2017 , flu 2018 , flu deaths , flu uk , h3n2 flu , nhs 111 , tamiflu posted in aussie flu china’s h7n9 bird flu virus death toll hits 35 posted on may 14, 2013 by the flu advisor — no comments ↓ china’s state media have confirmed that three more people have died in from the new strain of h7n9 bird flu virus. these new death have raised the death toll to 35 with the number of infections rising to 130. chinese scientists have claimed that the virus has only been transmitted to humans from chickens, however the world health organization (who) says 40 percent of people infected with h7n9 had no contact with poultry. the first confirmed cases of the h7n9 bird flu virus where records in march of this year. news of the virus has had an alarming effect on both demand and prices for china’s poultry. chinese authorities have already killed thousands of chickens, ducks and geese in an attempt to stop the virus spreading. the u.s. center for disease control and prevention has said the current strain of bird flu cannot start a pandemic but notes there is no guarantee it will not mutate and cause a serious pandemic. read more › tagged with: bird flu , center for disease control and prevention , china bird flu , h7n9 , the world health organization , who posted in bird flu have flu outbreaks changed your perception of life insurance? posted on april 9, 2013 by the flu advisor — no comments ↓ fears of another global flu pandemic are rife amongst the world’s leading health experts. many have believe that it’s only a matter of time until a strain of the influenza virus that is immune to the current crop of vaccines appears. if such a strain did emerge and was deadly enough, it could have a huge impact on both developing and developed nations alike. for many the best protection against the virus has been good hygiene but should we take extra precautions to protect ourself and out loved ones financially if the worst should happen? read more › tagged with: flu outbreaks , h1n1 , swine flu , who , world health organization posted in flu news third person dies from new strain of h7n9 (bird flu) virus in china posted on april 3, 2013 by the flu advisor — no comments ↓ a third man has died from a new strain of bird flu in china that has previously not been known to infect humans. this latest casualty to the h7n9 virus follows the deaths of two other chinese citizens in march 2013. according to the xinhua news agency in china, a total of nine confirmed cases of the new strain have been recorded in the country. a middle aged woman is also seriously ill in hospital after catching the virus. china’s national health and family planning commission have reported that the two men who died in shanghai became ill with coughs and fevers before developing pneumonia. read more › tagged with: avian flu , bird flu , china flu , china's national health and family planning commission , flu outbreak , flu vaccine , h7n9 posted in flu news , flu strains 105 children in the us died of flu last season, 90% of those were not vaccinated posted on march 27, 2013 by the flu advisor — no comments ↓ the flu season is starting to wind down in the northern hemisphere with the us reporting that 105 children have died as a direct result of the flu virus. these recent figures are about average for the us, even though the flu season started a month earlier than has been expected. however further information released by the center for disease control and prevention (cdc) has given a little more food for thought. it’s been revealed that of the 105 who died as a direct result of the flu, 90 percent of them has not been vaccinated against the virus. read more › tagged with: cdc , center for disease control and prevention , child flu vaccinations , flu season , flu vaccine , nsh , us flu shot posted in flu vaccines hpa voices concerns over drug-resistant super swine flu virus (h1n1pdm09) posted on march 22, 2013 by the flu advisor — no comments ↓ the uk’s hpa (health protection agency) has voiced concerns over a new drug resistant strain of swine flu. the h1n1 or swine flu virus is usually treated with tamiflu (oseltamivir) however this new strain of the virus renders the drug “powerless”. this new strain of the swine flu virus h1n1pdm09 has been rarely seen outside of hospitals, however an increasing number of cases have been identified in what the hpa describes as the “community setting”. officially the hpa have recorded eight confirmed cases however reports have shown that an increasing number of cases has been seen across the globe. dr richard pebody, head of flu surveillance at the hpa said: “while the frequency of oseltamivir resistance in community settings has increased slightly since the 2009-10 pandemic from 1-2% in the 2012/13 flu season, rates of detection remain low.” read more › tagged with: flu outbreak 2013 , h1n1pdm09 , hpa , oseltamivir , superflu , tamiflu posted in flu strains swine flu vacine pandemrix raises risk of narcolepsy in children posted on february 27, 2013 by the flu advisor — no comments ↓ new research suggests that the swine flu jab given to hundreds of thousands of children in the uk can increase the risk of developing the sleep disorder narcolepsy. health officials have expressed concern over the figures that show for every 55,000 doses of the swine flu jab pandemrix administered, one child developed the condition that causes excessive daytime sleepiness (narcolepsy). researchers from the health protection agency (hpa) and papworth and addenbrooke’s hospitals investigation found that of 75 children studied with narcolepsy, 11 children received the vaccine before their symptoms started. their findings have shown that the jab increased the risk of developing narcolepsy by a factor of 14. this equates to one in 52,000 to 57,500 doses directly accounting for a child developing the condition. read more › tagged with: addenbrooke’s , flu jab , flu research , flu vaccine , glaxosmithkline , hpa , liz miller , narcolepsy , pandemrix , papworth , swine flu , swine flu jab posted in flu vaccines it’s flu monday, be on your guard against colds and flu posted on february 18, 2013 by the flu advisor — no comments ↓ experts has labeled today as “flu monday” as its the day of the year that we are most likely to catch a cold or the flu. this increased risk is caused by our immune system taking a turn for the worst after ending our post-christmas detox. the shock of going back to our unhealthy lives can leave us wide open to catching all manner of bugs. read more › posted in flu news pregnant women urged to get flu vaccination over the usual flu remedies posted on january 21, 2013 by the flu advisor — no comments ↓ experts are urging pregnant women to rethink their usual habits when treating the dreaded flu virus. most people wouldn’t think twice before heading to the pharmacy for the latest “flu remedy” but expectant mothers have been urged to speak to their obstetrician before considering any over the counter treatments. many flu relief drugs contain ibuprofen or other ingredients which may not be recommended for pregnant women. they are more likely to suffer from complications and illnesses cause by the flu due to changes in their immune system. read more › tagged with: flu during pregnancy , flu pregnant women , flu research , flu shot , flu study , flu vaccine , flu virus , national health service , nhs , obstetrician posted in flu news , flu vaccines study shows flu virus “knows when to attack” posted on january 20, 2013 by the flu advisor — no comments ↓ a study in the cell reports journal has shown that the flu has an in-built clock which tells the virus exactly when to strike to have the maximum impact on the host. researchers have discovered that the virus slowly accumulates one particular protein called nep. this protein needs to exit the cell and spread to other cells. the research has shown that if the virus will be weak if it attacks too early, but left too late then the hosts immune system has time to fight back. read more › tagged with: benjamin tenoever , cell reports journal , flu protein , flu research , microbiology , mount sinai , nep posted in flu news , flu vaccines ‹ older posts categories aussie flu bird flu common flu questions featured flu epidemic flu news flu strains flu treatments flu vaccines norovirus swine flu tags baxter healthcare bird flu catch it. bin it. kill it center for disease control and prevention centralised flu vaccine stock china flu flu flu at risk groups flu during pregnant flu herbal remedies flu outbreaks flu pandemic flu planning flu 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