Answer: Currently, people with confirmed, probable or suspected swine flu infection. Swine flu can be confirmed by special tests which identify specific proteins or DNA associated with the virus. Treatment is recommended for people who have been exposed to others who have confirmed swine flu or have been in high risk communities within the previous seven days. People with suspected flu symptoms who are at higher risk for complications (same as for the seasonal flu virus) are considered candidates for treatment.
What Can I do?
-Learn more about the swine flu and CDC recommendations by reading Rick Frea's excellent review.
-Check the CDC's web site for updates on the swine flu
-Discuss any concerns you have regarding your health with your doctor
-More general information on swine flu may be found at our Swine Flu Central Page
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