H1n1
-
{
- All
- News
- Videos
- Web Stories
-
Diabetic And Caught H1N1? Here's Why Early Treatment Matters Most
If you are diabetic and caught H1N1, then seeking early medical treatment is necessary. Here is why and exactly when you should seek a doctor's consultation to avoid severe complications.
-
How To Spot Secondary Bacterial Pneumonia After An H1N1 Infection
The warning signs of secondary bacterial pneumonia can vary with the severity of the bacterial infection. Here are the red flags and when to seek medical help.
-
Jharkhand Government On High Alert Over H1N1
The Health Department of Jharkhand is taking every care to prevent the spread of H1N1, commonly known as swine flu. The department is on alert mode across the state.
-
H1N1 Cases Rise, Flu Vaccine Demand Surges: Who Should Get The Shot?
Flu vaccine demand rises as H1N1 and influenza cases increase, with sales nearly triple last year's levels during this period.
-
H1N1 Prevention If You're A Gym-Goer: 7 Ways to Stay Safe During Flu Season
Gyms with good ventilation and fewer people reduce flu risk during workouts. Consider outdoor exercise or off-peak hours when flu activity is high.
-
Tamiflu for H1N1: Who Actually Needs It and Why Self-Medication Can Backfire
Tamiflu contains oseltamivir, an antiviral medication that can be used to treat influenza. It works by blocking an enzyme called neuraminidase, which influenza viruses use to release newly formed virus particles from infected cells.
-
H1N1 In Hyderabad: Situation 'Under Control,' No Need To Panic, Say Doctors
Doctors say most influenza A infections do not become severe. More than 95% of patients generally have milder illness and recover without requiring hospitalisation.
-
H1N1 And Typhoid Co-Infection: Understanding The Risks of Having Swine Flu And Typhoid Simultaneously
Even though H1N1 and typhoid are caused by completely different organisms, co-infection can occur and may leave a person significantly more unwell.
-
How Long Does H1N1 Really Last? Doctor Explains Why That Cough And Fatigue Might Last For Weeks
While many people recover from the worst symptoms relatively quickly, recovery does not always mean feeling completely normal within a few days. A cough may continue even after the fever has disappeared, while tiredness can make normal activities feel difficult for some time.
-
Rajasthan Sees 2026's Highest Monthly H1N1 Surge With 55 Cases In August, Tally At 146
Health and Family Welfare Minister Gajendra Singh Khimsar said the department was closely monitoring the situation in view of a rise in H1N1 cases in some states, particularly Delhi.
-
H1N1 Symptoms Appear Suddenly: A Complete Timeline From First Signs To Recovery
H1N1 symptoms mimic the common cold or seasonal flu but typically hit much faster and harder.
-
Why Some People Get Mild H1N1 While Others Land In ICU
Dr Chirag Tandon explains why some people get mild H1N1, while others end up in the intensive care unit. Here are the reasons behind why this happens and how to ensure timely medical treatment for serious infections.
-
Delhi Logs 166 Fresh H1N1 cases, Tally 2,612; Health Minister Reviews Hospital Preparedness
The latest figures mark a rise from Wednesday, when the national capital reported 138 new H1N1 cases in the preceding 24 hours, taking the cumulative number of cases to 2,446. The total number of Influenza-A cases stood at 3,177 on Wednesday.
-
H1N1 vs Dengue: Why Fever Alone Cannot Tell You What You Have
H1N1 and dengue can have several overlapping symptoms, including headache, body ache, fatigue, nausea and loss of appetite. While certain symptoms may provide clues, they cannot confirm the infection.
-
H1N1 Prevention: Is The Influenza Vaccine Actually Effective Every Season?
Dr Anurag Aggarwal explains why the H1N1 virus needs to be prevented. Here is how effective the seasonal flu vaccine is at reducing risk and why prevention is needed.
-
Diabetic And Caught H1N1? Here's Why Early Treatment Matters Most
If you are diabetic and caught H1N1, then seeking early medical treatment is necessary. Here is why and exactly when you should seek a doctor's consultation to avoid severe complications.
-
How To Spot Secondary Bacterial Pneumonia After An H1N1 Infection
The warning signs of secondary bacterial pneumonia can vary with the severity of the bacterial infection. Here are the red flags and when to seek medical help.
-
Jharkhand Government On High Alert Over H1N1
The Health Department of Jharkhand is taking every care to prevent the spread of H1N1, commonly known as swine flu. The department is on alert mode across the state.
-
H1N1 Cases Rise, Flu Vaccine Demand Surges: Who Should Get The Shot?
Flu vaccine demand rises as H1N1 and influenza cases increase, with sales nearly triple last year's levels during this period.
-
H1N1 Prevention If You're A Gym-Goer: 7 Ways to Stay Safe During Flu Season
Gyms with good ventilation and fewer people reduce flu risk during workouts. Consider outdoor exercise or off-peak hours when flu activity is high.
-
Tamiflu for H1N1: Who Actually Needs It and Why Self-Medication Can Backfire
Tamiflu contains oseltamivir, an antiviral medication that can be used to treat influenza. It works by blocking an enzyme called neuraminidase, which influenza viruses use to release newly formed virus particles from infected cells.
-
H1N1 In Hyderabad: Situation 'Under Control,' No Need To Panic, Say Doctors
Doctors say most influenza A infections do not become severe. More than 95% of patients generally have milder illness and recover without requiring hospitalisation.
-
H1N1 And Typhoid Co-Infection: Understanding The Risks of Having Swine Flu And Typhoid Simultaneously
Even though H1N1 and typhoid are caused by completely different organisms, co-infection can occur and may leave a person significantly more unwell.
-
How Long Does H1N1 Really Last? Doctor Explains Why That Cough And Fatigue Might Last For Weeks
While many people recover from the worst symptoms relatively quickly, recovery does not always mean feeling completely normal within a few days. A cough may continue even after the fever has disappeared, while tiredness can make normal activities feel difficult for some time.
-
Rajasthan Sees 2026's Highest Monthly H1N1 Surge With 55 Cases In August, Tally At 146
Health and Family Welfare Minister Gajendra Singh Khimsar said the department was closely monitoring the situation in view of a rise in H1N1 cases in some states, particularly Delhi.
-
H1N1 Symptoms Appear Suddenly: A Complete Timeline From First Signs To Recovery
H1N1 symptoms mimic the common cold or seasonal flu but typically hit much faster and harder.
-
Why Some People Get Mild H1N1 While Others Land In ICU
Dr Chirag Tandon explains why some people get mild H1N1, while others end up in the intensive care unit. Here are the reasons behind why this happens and how to ensure timely medical treatment for serious infections.
-
Delhi Logs 166 Fresh H1N1 cases, Tally 2,612; Health Minister Reviews Hospital Preparedness
The latest figures mark a rise from Wednesday, when the national capital reported 138 new H1N1 cases in the preceding 24 hours, taking the cumulative number of cases to 2,446. The total number of Influenza-A cases stood at 3,177 on Wednesday.
-
H1N1 vs Dengue: Why Fever Alone Cannot Tell You What You Have
H1N1 and dengue can have several overlapping symptoms, including headache, body ache, fatigue, nausea and loss of appetite. While certain symptoms may provide clues, they cannot confirm the infection.
-
H1N1 Prevention: Is The Influenza Vaccine Actually Effective Every Season?
Dr Anurag Aggarwal explains why the H1N1 virus needs to be prevented. Here is how effective the seasonal flu vaccine is at reducing risk and why prevention is needed.
