And, many people, as myself, get violent reactions to the shots that can be worse than the flu. In about 15 years, I got the flu shot twice and only got violently ill after I got the shots. I am lucky to never have suffered the flu in these 15 years.
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One last question before I tell you again that you're overreacting.
Do you really go to MP's that don't have a shower or even a sink?
If I were you... that would be my first hobbying change. Go to the better quality MP's and "minimize" your risk.
Do you really go to MP's that don't have a shower or even a sink?
If I were you... that would be my first hobbying change. Go to the better quality MP's and "minimize" your risk.
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The OP is something else.
I think he's just jerking our chain....
I think he's just jerking our chain....
I'm not over-reacting, you are just avoiding common sense.
Most people don't realize that the "general" flu season kills 7,000 - 9,000 Canadians. But, H1N1 will be 10 times worse (meaning 70,000 - 90,000). Be smart, avoid exchanging body fluids (like sweat) with a MPA or client.
Most people don't realize that the "general" flu season kills 7,000 - 9,000 Canadians. But, H1N1 will be 10 times worse (meaning 70,000 - 90,000). Be smart, avoid exchanging body fluids (like sweat) with a MPA or client.
I have no idea where you are getting your numbers from but they are dead wrong. Seasonal flu kills 3,000 people a year even with the amount of yearly vaccine available. So far the swine flu has killed something less than 80 over a 5 month period where there has been no vaccine so its significantly LESS deadly.
Where do you get this nonsense from ?
Where do you get this nonsense from ?
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Yeah and if you are a baby, child or senior you need to take heed! all of which get regular massages at SRM.
Flushots are reakky good if you have a crappy immune system, but surprisingly they still rely on your immune system working. So the long and the short of it is don't do things which weaken your immune system. its more important than any shot.
Lou
Lou
Flushots are reakky good if you have a crappy immune system, but surprisingly they still rely on your immune system working. So the long and the short of it is don't do things which weaken your immune system. its more important than any shot.
Lou
Lou
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HYPE, HYPE, HYPE, AND MORE HYPE.
Listen guys, this is more sensationalism by the media. Don't listen.
They just like to hyperventilate and act like its the end of the world.
More paranoia. More fear mongering.
Remember the SARS? The world didn't end.
Listen guys, this is more sensationalism by the media. Don't listen.
They just like to hyperventilate and act like its the end of the world.
More paranoia. More fear mongering.
Remember the SARS? The world didn't end.
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True, but it was handfuls of people across teeming millions.
It's fairly evident that the public reactions thus far to H1N1 have been wildly overblown.
In a normal flu season, thousands die of flu. Somehow, people didn't grasp the scope of this, and the media frenzy treated the few handfuls of deaths as bizarrely more significant than the (evidently irrelevant) MUCH LARGER NUMBERS of other deaths taking place concurrently.
Sure, there may be an H1N1 problem; it hasn't been demographically significant yet, and it's not at all obvious that it will be nearly as significant as the other "usual" flu bugs.
It's fairly evident that the public reactions thus far to H1N1 have been wildly overblown.
In a normal flu season, thousands die of flu. Somehow, people didn't grasp the scope of this, and the media frenzy treated the few handfuls of deaths as bizarrely more significant than the (evidently irrelevant) MUCH LARGER NUMBERS of other deaths taking place concurrently.
Sure, there may be an H1N1 problem; it hasn't been demographically significant yet, and it's not at all obvious that it will be nearly as significant as the other "usual" flu bugs.
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Yeah and SARS was supposed to kill us all too...
Shower before your session, hope the girl showers at least once in a while, wrap your dick up, say NO to DATY and BBBJ... even though YOU REALLY! REALLY! REALLY! want to eat that pussy and have her slobber all over your bare balls and dick. Use some hand sanitizer before touching her, wipe up with those alcohol baby wipes after words, SHOWER as soon as you can after your fuck and you should be reasonably safe.
Much more likely to get sick on the TTC, a plane, or visiting someone in the hospital than going to a SP or MPA.
But please EVERYONE DO STAY AWAY, so I don't have to line up as much at the more popular places
Shower before your session, hope the girl showers at least once in a while, wrap your dick up, say NO to DATY and BBBJ... even though YOU REALLY! REALLY! REALLY! want to eat that pussy and have her slobber all over your bare balls and dick. Use some hand sanitizer before touching her, wipe up with those alcohol baby wipes after words, SHOWER as soon as you can after your fuck and you should be reasonably safe.
Much more likely to get sick on the TTC, a plane, or visiting someone in the hospital than going to a SP or MPA.
But please EVERYONE DO STAY AWAY, so I don't have to line up as much at the more popular places
I see an oportunity here for full body condoms for those too paranoid to live. I am most likely to catch the flue from touching the door handle at my doctor's clinic when I go for a flue shot. His office is full of sick people and they all opened that door.
A little realistic info:
The Biggest Myths About Swine Flu
Believing these swine flu rumors may make you sick. Learn the truth about these seven common misperceptions.
By Lauren Gelman, Prevention
How bad is swine flu, really?
In many ways, it's really not that different from seasonal flu, experts say. But there are some important distinctions.
It's natural to feel a little anxious, if not downright panicky, about the possibility of you or a family member catching the swine flu. But before you worry about worst-case scenarios, let's put some things in perspective. The fact is, seasonal flu—the kind that circulates every fall and winter, year after year—kills 30,000 to 40,000 people. We just don't read about every single hospitalization or complication in the news. In comparison, current government predictions are calling for anywhere from 30,000 to 90,000 swine flu-related deaths this fall. That may sound like a lot, but keep in mind that it's out of hundreds of millions of potential infections—meaning that even as a worst-case scenario, only a small percentage of the U.S. population would get seriously sick.
It's also just an early-in-the season ballpark estimate. Cases could decrease if everyone were to get vaccinated and take all the right precautions, especially washing their hands frequently and staying home when sick, says Robert Belshe, M.D., professor of medicine and pediatrics at the Saint Louis University School of Medicine and director of the vaccine center at Saint Louis University, which is conducting clinical trials for the swine flu vaccine.
We're worried about swine flu because it's new—and there are so many misperceptions about how dangerous it is, who's at risk and the best ways to avoid it. Before you stress further (it's bad for your immune system, you know) read the truth behind these seven common swine flu rumors. It might mean the difference between getting sick and staying flu free.
1. Swine flu is much worse than seasonal flu
So far, swine flu doesn't seem to be more virulent than seasonal flu (symptoms are largely the same), but it is slightly more contagious. According to a new study from Cornell University, every person infected with swine flu puts 1.5 other people at risk in the few days before they themselves experience symptoms. With seasonal flu, that number is about 1.3.
Part of the reason why swine flu is more transmissible is that most people don't have any immunity to it, unlike other seasonal flu strains, to which we may have been exposed before (this gives our immune system a leg up in fighting off the virus).
2. Young, healthy people shouldn't worry
Unlike seasonal flu, which has the most serious health effects in people older than 65, with swine flu incidences so far, 75 percent of serious cases and 60 percent of deaths have occurred in people younger than 49, according to recent CDC data. But some experts believe that it's not so much that young people are more vulnerable, it's that older adults are less at risk. About one-third of adults over age 60 have some kind of pre-existing immunity to the H1N1 strain, according to CDC data. (There were likely strains similar to the current swine flu circulating when they were children).
What this means for you: Unless you have a chronic condition that's shown to increase complications of swine flu (pregnancy, asthma, diabetes, or heart, kidney, or liver disease), you'll likely battle the flu and come out just fine, says Allison Aiello, Ph.D., assistant professor of epidemiology at the University of Michigan School of Public Health. But that doesn't mean you should blow off preventive measures. No matter what your age, be a vigilant hand washer and instill the habit in your kids. Get vaccinated for swine flu if you're eligible (as well as for seasonal flu). Avoid people who are sick if you can. And pay attention to symptoms (most commonly fever, sore throat, cough, runny nose, sneezing, muscle aches, fatigue/exhaustion—and in some cases, diarrhea, headache and a stiff neck). If you feel sick, don't be a warrior. Stay home, rest and drink plenty of fluids to help ensure that your body fights off the flu instead of developing complications.
3. The flu vaccine can cause the flu
"We hear this rumor all the time," says Rachel Vreeman, M.D., assistant professor of pediatrics in the Children's Health Services Research Program at the Indiana University School of Medicine. "A lot of people will say, 'I don't want to get the flu shot because I got a minor case of the flu from it once.'" First, you should know that flu shots are made with dead strains of the virus, which means they can't replicate. While you can get swelling and achiness at the injection site and a low-grade fever, this is just how some peoples' bodies respond to the vaccine. They're not symptoms of the flu, only a minor side effect of getting the shot. They should pass in about 24 hours or so.
Should you get vaccinated against the swine flu? Discuss it with your doctor.
4. It's better to get the flu than get vaccinated
Because many swine flu cases in the spring were so mild, there were rumblings of some parents wanting to pull a chicken pox-party move: Bring your healthy kid into contact with a swine flu-infected one, so he could get sick, recover and develop immunity to the virus on his own. However, most flu experts, including the CDC, could not disagree with this strategy more.
The problem, in a nutshell, is that there's no way to tell how a given person will respond to flu infection. The vast majority will recover well, but in some otherwise healthy children and adults, it can take a serious, even life-threatening turn. "The risk of side effects from the flu vaccine is very low, and right now the risk of contracting the flu is very high," says Belshe.
5. If you get swine flu, go to the ER
If your flu case is mild, the best thing to do is stay home and treat the symptoms (take a fever/pain reducer, like acetaminophen or ibuprofen, and get plenty of rest and fluids) and avoid infecting others. A trip to the ER will likely just expose you to people who are sicker than you, increase wait times for people who really need the medical attention, and give you the opportunity to unwittingly infect others, says Stephen Morse, Ph.D., professor of clinical epidemiology at the Mailman School of Public Health at Columbia University. If you're concerned, see your doctor and ask for an antiviral medication, but these are best used for people at risk of flu complications or who have severe cases—most healthy people don't need them. At best, they'll shave half a day to a day off your symptoms. Keep in mind they're most effective within the first 24 hours of symptom onset.
Of course, if you have risk factors for flu complications, see your doctor right away. And be aware of the following warning signs from the CDC, which should prompt you to get immediate medical attention:
Difficulty breathing or shortness of breath
Pain or pressure in the chest or abdomen
Sudden dizziness or confusion
Severe or persistent vomiting
Flu symptoms that improve but then return with fever and worse cough
6. Masks keep you safe
The effectiveness of masks for average people (not health care workers) is still debatable. Most experts agree that vaccines and perhaps regular hand washing are far more effective flu fighters than are masks. One time when they may be useful: If you're the one who is sick, donning a mask may prevent the spread of airborne particles that could then infect others. If you're taking care of sick children, wearing a mask might not be a bad idea. But to walk around with one if you're not infected is probably not doing much. In fact, some experts worry that wearing masks might provide people with a false sense of security—and make them less likely to wash their hands as vigorously or observe other healthy protective habits.
7. Go back to work once you feel better
This isn't the time to be a hero at the office. Experts urge swine flu sufferers, both kids and adults, to stay home for at least 24 hours after fever goes away without the use of fever-reducing meds. You can still shed some flu virus after symptoms are gone. Based on data from infections last spring, most nonhospitalized people had a fever for two to four days, which would lead to being out of work or school for three to five days on average.
The Biggest Myths About Swine Flu
Believing these swine flu rumors may make you sick. Learn the truth about these seven common misperceptions.
By Lauren Gelman, Prevention
How bad is swine flu, really?
In many ways, it's really not that different from seasonal flu, experts say. But there are some important distinctions.
It's natural to feel a little anxious, if not downright panicky, about the possibility of you or a family member catching the swine flu. But before you worry about worst-case scenarios, let's put some things in perspective. The fact is, seasonal flu—the kind that circulates every fall and winter, year after year—kills 30,000 to 40,000 people. We just don't read about every single hospitalization or complication in the news. In comparison, current government predictions are calling for anywhere from 30,000 to 90,000 swine flu-related deaths this fall. That may sound like a lot, but keep in mind that it's out of hundreds of millions of potential infections—meaning that even as a worst-case scenario, only a small percentage of the U.S. population would get seriously sick.
It's also just an early-in-the season ballpark estimate. Cases could decrease if everyone were to get vaccinated and take all the right precautions, especially washing their hands frequently and staying home when sick, says Robert Belshe, M.D., professor of medicine and pediatrics at the Saint Louis University School of Medicine and director of the vaccine center at Saint Louis University, which is conducting clinical trials for the swine flu vaccine.
We're worried about swine flu because it's new—and there are so many misperceptions about how dangerous it is, who's at risk and the best ways to avoid it. Before you stress further (it's bad for your immune system, you know) read the truth behind these seven common swine flu rumors. It might mean the difference between getting sick and staying flu free.
1. Swine flu is much worse than seasonal flu
So far, swine flu doesn't seem to be more virulent than seasonal flu (symptoms are largely the same), but it is slightly more contagious. According to a new study from Cornell University, every person infected with swine flu puts 1.5 other people at risk in the few days before they themselves experience symptoms. With seasonal flu, that number is about 1.3.
Part of the reason why swine flu is more transmissible is that most people don't have any immunity to it, unlike other seasonal flu strains, to which we may have been exposed before (this gives our immune system a leg up in fighting off the virus).
2. Young, healthy people shouldn't worry
Unlike seasonal flu, which has the most serious health effects in people older than 65, with swine flu incidences so far, 75 percent of serious cases and 60 percent of deaths have occurred in people younger than 49, according to recent CDC data. But some experts believe that it's not so much that young people are more vulnerable, it's that older adults are less at risk. About one-third of adults over age 60 have some kind of pre-existing immunity to the H1N1 strain, according to CDC data. (There were likely strains similar to the current swine flu circulating when they were children).
What this means for you: Unless you have a chronic condition that's shown to increase complications of swine flu (pregnancy, asthma, diabetes, or heart, kidney, or liver disease), you'll likely battle the flu and come out just fine, says Allison Aiello, Ph.D., assistant professor of epidemiology at the University of Michigan School of Public Health. But that doesn't mean you should blow off preventive measures. No matter what your age, be a vigilant hand washer and instill the habit in your kids. Get vaccinated for swine flu if you're eligible (as well as for seasonal flu). Avoid people who are sick if you can. And pay attention to symptoms (most commonly fever, sore throat, cough, runny nose, sneezing, muscle aches, fatigue/exhaustion—and in some cases, diarrhea, headache and a stiff neck). If you feel sick, don't be a warrior. Stay home, rest and drink plenty of fluids to help ensure that your body fights off the flu instead of developing complications.
3. The flu vaccine can cause the flu
"We hear this rumor all the time," says Rachel Vreeman, M.D., assistant professor of pediatrics in the Children's Health Services Research Program at the Indiana University School of Medicine. "A lot of people will say, 'I don't want to get the flu shot because I got a minor case of the flu from it once.'" First, you should know that flu shots are made with dead strains of the virus, which means they can't replicate. While you can get swelling and achiness at the injection site and a low-grade fever, this is just how some peoples' bodies respond to the vaccine. They're not symptoms of the flu, only a minor side effect of getting the shot. They should pass in about 24 hours or so.
Should you get vaccinated against the swine flu? Discuss it with your doctor.
4. It's better to get the flu than get vaccinated
Because many swine flu cases in the spring were so mild, there were rumblings of some parents wanting to pull a chicken pox-party move: Bring your healthy kid into contact with a swine flu-infected one, so he could get sick, recover and develop immunity to the virus on his own. However, most flu experts, including the CDC, could not disagree with this strategy more.
The problem, in a nutshell, is that there's no way to tell how a given person will respond to flu infection. The vast majority will recover well, but in some otherwise healthy children and adults, it can take a serious, even life-threatening turn. "The risk of side effects from the flu vaccine is very low, and right now the risk of contracting the flu is very high," says Belshe.
5. If you get swine flu, go to the ER
If your flu case is mild, the best thing to do is stay home and treat the symptoms (take a fever/pain reducer, like acetaminophen or ibuprofen, and get plenty of rest and fluids) and avoid infecting others. A trip to the ER will likely just expose you to people who are sicker than you, increase wait times for people who really need the medical attention, and give you the opportunity to unwittingly infect others, says Stephen Morse, Ph.D., professor of clinical epidemiology at the Mailman School of Public Health at Columbia University. If you're concerned, see your doctor and ask for an antiviral medication, but these are best used for people at risk of flu complications or who have severe cases—most healthy people don't need them. At best, they'll shave half a day to a day off your symptoms. Keep in mind they're most effective within the first 24 hours of symptom onset.
Of course, if you have risk factors for flu complications, see your doctor right away. And be aware of the following warning signs from the CDC, which should prompt you to get immediate medical attention:
Difficulty breathing or shortness of breath
Pain or pressure in the chest or abdomen
Sudden dizziness or confusion
Severe or persistent vomiting
Flu symptoms that improve but then return with fever and worse cough
6. Masks keep you safe
The effectiveness of masks for average people (not health care workers) is still debatable. Most experts agree that vaccines and perhaps regular hand washing are far more effective flu fighters than are masks. One time when they may be useful: If you're the one who is sick, donning a mask may prevent the spread of airborne particles that could then infect others. If you're taking care of sick children, wearing a mask might not be a bad idea. But to walk around with one if you're not infected is probably not doing much. In fact, some experts worry that wearing masks might provide people with a false sense of security—and make them less likely to wash their hands as vigorously or observe other healthy protective habits.
7. Go back to work once you feel better
This isn't the time to be a hero at the office. Experts urge swine flu sufferers, both kids and adults, to stay home for at least 24 hours after fever goes away without the use of fever-reducing meds. You can still shed some flu virus after symptoms are gone. Based on data from infections last spring, most nonhospitalized people had a fever for two to four days, which would lead to being out of work or school for three to five days on average.
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LOL.. very true...
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