December 5, 2009, 6:00 AM ET
Will you know what to do if someone in your home gets the flu?
This flu season could be worse than most flu seasons with more people than usual getting sick. Hospitals and clinics may be much busier than normal. The good news is that most people with flu will be able to be cared for at home and will feel better in about a week. Learn what you can do to help your family this flu season.
Basic Facts
- About 2009 H1N1 Flu
- Flu Germs are Spread from Person to Person
- 2009 H1N1 Flu May be More Serious for Some
- Know the Symptoms of Flu
- Know the Emergency Warning Signs
Make a Sick Room
- Make a Sick Room, if You Can
- Follow the Sick Room Rules
- How to Clean the Sick Room
- Tips for Caregivers
Prevent Fluid Loss
- Tips to Prevent Fluid Loss (Dehydration)
- Check for Fluid Loss
- When to Get Medical Help for Fluid Loss
Medicine Safety
Treat Symptoms
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