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Health Information and Self Care Advice for Scotland
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Patients with swine flu, both adults and children including those under 5, typically have a fever or a high temperature. This means over 38°C / 100.4°F and displaying two or more of the following symptoms:
- unusual tiredness,
- headache,
- runny nose,
- sore throat,
- shortness of breath or cough,
- loss of appetite,
- aching muscles,
- diarrhoea or vomiting.
Useful Resources
- Swine flu vaccinations
- Swine flu - Advice for pregnant women
- British Sign Language information on swine flu
- Swine flu information leaflet - alternative or translated versions
- Swine flu vaccinations information leaflet - alternative or translated versions
- Scottish Government - swine flu
- Scottish Government fast briefing - quick Q & A's on swine flu
- Seasonal Flu information
- Health Protection Scotland
- NHS Choices (information for people living in England)
- NHS Direct Wales (information for people living in Wales)
- DHSSPS (information for people living in Northern Ireland)
- Travel Advice