Can you get ammonia from Swine Flu?

Answer 1

No. You probably heard someone talk about getting pneumonia (lung infection) from Swine Flu. You do not get ammonia from swine flu but those who are put in the hospital with that strain of influenza often do have pneumonia as one of the serious complications.

Maybe...If you catch swine flu and do not have the fortune to live, then you will become part of the nitrogen cycle. The decomposition of organic material results in the ammonification of organic nitrogen to create ammonium, NH4+. From there, a route in the nitrogen cycle may take is nitrification, where the ammonium is converted to nitrite (NO3-). Denitrifying bacteria can use the nitrite in their metabolism in anaerobic conditions and create atmospheric nitrogen (N2). Nitrogen is "fixed" by nitrogen-fixing bacteria in the soil and create ammonia, NH3.

So if you remove all the junk in-between, swine flu = ammonia.

Swine poo produces ammonia.