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Can You See Trouble Coming?

High-Risk groups like people with diabetes, young children under 5, asthmatics, the obese, pregnancy and more should look themselves 

in the mirror and ask ,

“Is my life on the line”!

I think many people could pass away without need in the next few months. Many of these people will be young/strong.  However, the high-risk groups could have the saddest stories.

Things happen in this world most times for a reason. What are the odds that you will win the Lotto? That is right slim to none. If something appears BY CHANCE, then shortly it happens again. Most likely, there is a good reason for it. The more chance appears, the higher the chance it is not a twist of fate.

Look at the swine flu when it first appeared to now. Many thought that it was weaker than the normal flu. But, the experts knew that if it has the genes it could be more deadly the second or third time it shows up. What has it done to help us know what it will do next?

Do not panic but keep your eyes on every move the swine flu makes soon. Here is why it could be a nightmare: 

1.  Spike in H1N1 Fatalities in Romania Raises Concerns

Secretary of State Adrian Streinu-Cercel said the case fatality rate or CFR in influenza A/H1N1 virus in the last six weeks increased from 0.1% to 1.32%. See these articles for more info.

http://flustop.blogspot.com/search?updated-max=2010-02-01T15%3A44%3A00-07%3A00&max-results=7

http://beforeitsnews.com/story/12/214/Spike_in_H1N1_Fatalities_in_Romania_Raises_Concerns.html

2.   The microscope shows, the swine flu is 95% + the same as the 1918 flu. The 1918 flu was the worst ever.(It has the genes.)

3.   The death rate has grown; it was less than .1% in the U.S. at first. Now, in India it was over 8%. The 8% rate in India could be misleading due to many people not reporting their illness. The 1918 flu killed about 2.5% of people who caught it.

4.      The swine flu’s infection rate has leaped from 10/15% to 40% during the monsoon season in India. The monsoon season is less deadly than their normal flu season.  This caused an alert by the (NIV) the National Institute of Virology in Pune India.

5.      The 1918 flu was so deadly due to a high death rate/ infection rate %. That death rate was 2.5%-5%. And, the infection rate was a huge 50%.  Recently, two people with the swine flu out of three died in Pennsylvania. This is of course a very high death rate. And who knows what it really means. However, that death rate could mean a more deadly germ is on the way soon.

People in the high-risk groups should get their flu shots ASAP!Do not worry it is safe. It is your best chance to avoid the flu. However, it will not work all the time. This is due partly to some strains of the flu not being part of the flu shot.

Recent test show the swine flu vaccine is safe/effective for people with asthma. The results appear online in the Journal of Allergy and Clinical Immunology. The following quote explains: “Asthma was the most common underlying health condition among those hospitalized in the United States with 2009 H1N1 influenza infection during the 2009-2010 influenza season,” NIAID director Anthony S. Fauci, MD, said in a press release. “The results of this clinical trial show that the 2009 H1N1 influenza vaccine was safe and led to adequate production of antibodies thought to be protective against the virus.”  Go to http://www.pediatricsupersite.com/view.aspx?rid=78631 for more information.

Many recent news articles warn the public of trouble ahead. The media should cover these stories more. People all over the world have become content. It is time to wake up/smell the coffee! The following news tells a story:

1.         GPs’ alarm as deadly swine flu returns with a vengeance

A. It turns out that many experts where wrong when they predicted a mild flu season this year.

B. The swine flu has killed 10 people in the past six weeks. This is a high number this early in the flu season.

To read MORE go to http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1338383/GPs-alarm-deadly-swine-flu-returns-vengeance.html?ito=feeds-newsxml

2.         Increased Frequency of Severe and Fatal H1N1 In England

“The numbers of severely ill patients have taken specialists by surprise because monitoring suggests low levels of swine flu in the community”.  Think about the peak of the flu season when there may be many ill people. Many people are not getting their flu shots and the swine flu has evolved where some strains will evade what our vaccine offers. Percentages are a key point. It is like saying people in my family are smart. I expect my son/daughter to be smart. The high death/infection rates in India show a potential.

An increase in the levels of D225G could have a big effect on the ease of use of ICU beds/ECMO machines. This could cause less treatment options for severe cases.  This is starting to happen in England at the start of the flu season. Meaning these strains could quickly spread.

D225G has a large link to death in 1918/ today. Its numbers are growing causing more severe/deadly cases. Surely, it will cause hospitals to run low on ICU beds/EMC machines. These are our tools to fight the severe cases. People could pass away because of the lack of our State-Of-The-Art-Tools. This is the beginning of the flu season in England and they are already starting to run low on their special tools to control tough flu cases. To read more go tohttp://www.recombinomics.com/News/12161002/H1N1_England_Severe_Frequency.html

3.         Swine flu warning to pregnant women in Northern Ireland

The swine flu virus has killed 21 people in Northern Ireland. The Public Health Agency issued a warning.  The agency’s director of public health Dr Lorraine Doherty said that she feared pregnant women could be hardest hit by the virus.

The above statement shows how key it is that pregnant women get a flu shot and avoid the swine flu. For more information go to  http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-northern-ireland-11984635

Flu hits young children harder than adults

The flu hits adults hard. Is it bad or what? It can knock you to your knees and take your appetite away. You can ache all over and barely get out of bed. However, the flu attacks children even worse. It is a cruel fact of live. They are not as strong as we are therefore we must protect them. If they catch the swine flu, it can get serious quick. They could easily get severe ear infections, pneumonia, and die. To read more go to http://www.signonsandiego.com/news/2010/nov/30/flu-hits-children-harder-than-adults/

There are many of these kinds of articles showing up daily. Special warning to the high-risk groups, which are people with diabetes, asthma, young children, obesity, pregnant women and more we love you. So prepare now the challenge is almost here. Get a FREE 165 pages multimedia and interactive flu end and cold end symptoms manual/guide today. Call  719-237-1167.   

Many women stop their asthma meds while pregnant

NEW YORK (Reuters Health) – Almost a third of women on asthma control medications stop using them during the first few months of pregnancy – despite advice that a mother’s uncontrolled asthma is more dangerous to the developing fetus than the drugs, according to a new study from the Netherlands.

The researchers could not determine why moms-to-be stop taking their asthma meds, or whether it led to any negative health effects, but the findings are concerning, said Lucie Blais, a pharmacy professor at the University of Montreal, who was not involved in the study.

“Some studies show that uncontrolled asthma is bad for the fetus. You can have babies that will be small for their gestational age or low birth weight,” Blais told Reuters Health.

Both the Global Initiative for Asthma (GINA) and the U.S. National Asthma Education and Prevention Program recommend that women continue taking asthma medications throughout pregnancy, because the risks of exacerbated asthma are greater than the risks of the medication.

A lack of oxygen during development, known as hypoxemia, is one of the dangers to a fetus when its mother has uncontrolled asthma.

According to the GINA guidelines, there is not much evidence showing that asthma medications are harmful to the fetus, and “using medications to obtain control of asthma is justified even when their safety in pregnancy has not been unequivocally proven.”

To see how well pregnant mothers stick to their prescriptions, Priscilla Zetstra-van der Woude at the University of Groningen and her colleagues used information on more than 25,000 pregnancies from a prescription database in The Netherlands.

More than 2,000 of those pregnant women (about 8 percent) received a prescription for an asthma medication at least once during the study period, from 1994 to 2009.

Between 1994 and 2003, the women’s rate of asthma control medication prescriptions held steady before, during and after pregnancy.

From 2004 to 2009, however, the researchers saw a drop of 30 percent in the rate of asthma prescriptions filled in the first three months of pregnancy, compared to a woman’s pattern in the months before becoming pregnant.

When Zetstra-van der Woude’s group looked at the types of medications that women were cutting out, they saw that long-acting bronchodilators and combinations of these drugs with inhaled corticosteroids – used to keep moderate to severe asthma under control – were less popular during pregnancy than shortly before.

Prescriptions for these drugs declined by about 50 percent during the first trimester, from roughly 1.2 percent of pregnancies in the database down to 0.6 percent.

“Long-acting bronchodilators are usually prescribed for patients with more severe asthma, and discontinuation could lead to severe symptoms of respiratory distress,” the authors wrote in their report in the Journal of Allergy and Clinical Immunology.

Zetstra-van der Woude’s study could not say whether the drop off in asthma medications had any negative effects on the mother or baby, and it’s possible that women did not have any worsening of symptoms.

“The course of asthma often changes during pregnancy and some women may experience a relief of asthma symptoms, and as a consequence can do with less or with no medication at all. This is no problem as long as the asthma is under control,” Zetstra-van der Woude said in an email to Reuters Health.

“Doctors as well as women themselves should be informed about the importance of adequate asthma control during pregnancy and about the risks of poorly controlled asthma…for the unborn child,” said Zetstra-van der Woude.

Blais said asthma patients are not especially good at sticking to their medications to begin with, and pregnancy could add an extra hurdle because women might be afraid of taking any drugs during pregnancy.

On the other hand, pregnancy could serve as an opportunity to get women to become more adherent to their prescriptions if it means keeping their asthma in check.

“Maybe pregnancy could be a period in a woman’s life where she might listen more to the recommendations because it’s about her health, but also the fetus’s health,” she said.

SOURCE: http://tinyurl.com/9uuelcy The Journal of Allergy and Clinical Immunology, online October 15, 2012.

Source: http://news.yahoo.com/many-women-stop-asthma-meds-while-pregnant-190241770.html

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