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Can you survive swine flu with out being treated?

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Yes, and a very high percentage of people infected do. It depends on age and underlying medical conditions. Most people only use over the counter symptomatic treatment for the cough, fever and other symptoms. See the related questions below for more information.

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Relevant answers:

How are swine treated for swine flu?
They do have some vaccinations to prevent the H1N1 subtype that pigs get (a different strain of virus than the one that causes the pandemic H1N1/09 flu), and sometimes the larger pork producers will...
How old do you have to be to survive swine flu?
There's no research on that. According to WHO 40% of those who have died was under the age of 30.
Do you have to have a swine flu needle to survive?
To survive what? Getting the swine flu? No, you do not have to be immunized to survive. Most people will survive getting the flu, but older people and really young people are at risk of dying.
Where are you treated for swine flu?
Most people in the US are treated at home. As soon as the new vaccinations are available, those will be given by authority of the local public health organizations in the US at specified provider...
Can you survive swine flu?
Oh the one mixed with like 3 other flues yes of course just take it easy and rest Drink water. This flu is also currently treatable with some medicines on the market today if it gets to that point.