The latest information on swine flu shows that it is well
established in the UK and is likely to affect the lives of most
people at some point over the coming months and years. At
present, most who have caught the disease have suffered the
usual flu symptoms, including: fever, coughing, sneezing and a
shortness of breath; headache, sore throat, tiredness and aching
muscles. Most people will make a full and complete recovery from
this. It appears that some groups within the population are more
likely to get the disease and might be more likely to have
complications - some additional information is available for
them on the left. However, the most important point to remember
is that everyone should make an effort not to spread the
disease. There are some clear guidelines about what to do if you
suspect you have it. More detailed information is available
through the links and numbers below, especially 0800 1 513 513
and 0845 4647, but some of the main points to remember are: The
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