Flu pandemic - Practical guide to everyday life

If you fall ill: self-care and protection

As soon as you experience the first symptoms of the flu you should see a doctor who will prescribe you the appropriate treatment.

This sheet contains information you should know about the disease to be able to look after yourself properly without contaminating other people.

If you think you have the first symptoms of the flu, here is a brief (...)

If you think you have the flu or another disease, call your doctor first. (...)

Is there a vaccine against pandemic influenza? If not, when will a vaccine (...)

If you have the flu, you will have to look after yourself and follow the (...)

If you have the flu you must stay at home within your family. You should (...)

Children are generally more susceptible to the flu virus because their (...)

Pregnant women should be extremely vigilant in their contact with other (...)

In a pandemic situation, if you are isolated and ill but your situation (...)

Because hospitalisation is reserved for the most severe cases of flu, don’t (...)

Whether you have the flu or not, if you also suffer from a pathology (...)

Length of illness and potential complications Pandemic influenza could (...)

Normal practices of preparing and placing the dead in coffins will be (...)

Whether you are abroad on business, on holiday or you live there, the (...)

Regardless of a sick person’s country of origin, they will be taken care of (...)