Seasonal Cold or Swine Flu? Moms Face Tough Calls

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Ashley of AL 7:42PM November 30, 2009

i have a question.
Is a bluish purple of the skin a symptom of swine flu?
when there is fever the skin turns bluish purple and yet the skin is warm.

Hannah of CA 1:26PM November 25, 2009

3 of my grandchildren are bi-racial, black and white. How do you tell if their lips and nails are blue? Is there another way to know?

Karen of WI 6:00PM November 08, 2009

LET'S BLAME GEORGE BUSH FOR THE SHORTAGE. HE SHOULD HAVE FORESEEN THIS DECADES AGO.

JERRY of KY 4:21PM October 31, 2009

two days ago my son woke up with vomiting and diarrhea. Yesterday I took him to his pediatrician. She didn't seem too concerned, however. Two weeks ago a friend of his at his middle school came down with the H1N1 virus. The boy was out of school for one week and returned to school mid last week. My sson's school never notified any parents about this outbreak. I went online to do my own researching about the virus. Vomiting and diarrhea are two symptoms of the H1N1 virus. I'm mad that the doctor seemed clueless to this fact. Oh, and last night I got the same symptoms as my son. We both have no fever, only body aches, vomiting and diarrhea. So is it safe for me to go out in public if I don't have a fever? Thanks

michele larson of CA 4:48PM October 06, 2009

Stay awy from McDonalds & fast food in general till the season has peaked.The managers only care about volume sales -not our health .That is why they demand that their staff show up work ...fever or not.

Bill of AZ 5:28AM October 06, 2009