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Click the Image Above You catch the Swine Flu When a Sick Person Sneezes! The virus is very small and it will be all around us.

These people need to avoid the swine flu at all cost! The World Health Organization and the CDC said that the people in the following groups have increased risk of severe and fatal problems when they catch the swine flu: 1.

The lung injury causes hypoxe....

Either most people would have mild symptoms or some people in the above high-risk groups would develop severe symptoms.

Respiratory disease 6.

Kidney problems 12.

Children 0-4 years old Graph A below shows that children between 0-4 had the highest hospitalization rate during this period of admittance.

Pregant women According to the CDC, since April through October 2009 there have been approximately 700 reported cases of swine flu in pregnant women.

The average death rate for the 1918 Spanish flu in 1918 was 2.5 % and it killed from 50 to 100 million people worldwide.

It is only 80 to 120 billionths of a meter in diameter.

Difficultly in breathing or fast breathing 3.

Fever lasting more than three days 2.

(5 to 24 years old) with no underlying health problems.

Graph C are the actual deaths by age groups.

( but especially children younger than 2 years old) These are H1N1 symptom WARNING signs for children who need emergency room visits or help from a doctor.

Cardiovascular disease 8.

For example, people who had asthma were 32% of the group even though they are only 8% of the US population.

Chronic lung disease [such as ASTHMA or chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD)] 7.

One hundred needed intensive care and 28 died.

We Inhale the large droplets or touch the Germ After it falls from the Air.

This means 4% of the total died.

Severe or constant vomiting 8.

Neuromuscular disorders (such as muscular dystrophy and multiple sclerosis) 10.

(40-49) year-olds are the group most at risk Once they are infected.

Dehydration 5.

Cancer 18.

Gray or bluish skin 4.

If you are one of the people in the high-risk groups, you cannot afford to take chances.

Even with seasonal flu diabetics, those with heart disease and pregnancy have a higher-risk of serious or fatal flu-related problems.

There were 268 patients hospitalized and died.

The experiences from patients in the southern hemisphere during their flu season show no middle ground.

Heart disease 13.

Diabetes 9.

Adults over age 65 14.

Not interacting or difficulty waking up 6.

If you catch the swine flu, you could easily have fatal or life threatening complications.

They do not want to be held or they are irritable 2.

Weakened immune systems or Suppressed immune systems (such as people with HIV or AIDS or who are on medications that weaken the immune system ) 17.

When a person sneezes, the droplets can reach up to 150 feet a second.

Liver disorders A swine flu pandemic will challenge the world.

Severe swine flu cases cause the following problems: If you have breathing problems, it could be due to acute lung injury.

Get professional help immediately .

Parts of this information is from the study that the CDC (Center of Disease Control) made after the H1N1 flu appeared early in the outbreak in the United States.

The World Health Organization says that up to two billion people will catch the swine flu over the next few years.

Neurological disorders (such as epilepsy, cerebral palsy, brain or spinal cord injuries, moderate to profound intellectual disability [mental retardation] or developmental delay) 11.

People with underlying health conditions were in large numbers.

There flu symptoms get better but return later with a worse cough and fever 7.

Blood disorders (including sickle cell disease) 16.

Graph B shows that the 5 to 24 years old had the highest hospitalization rate during this part of admittance.