The deadly disease swine flu is, without a speck of doubt, causing a massive havoc among the common people of India and has created across the various strata of the society. Whether a three year old kid or a septuagenarian, whether a businessman or a construction worker, people from all walks of life are getting affected by the swine flu virus, directly or indirectly.

In order to combat swine flu in India, a person should keep in his mind various preventive and curing measures simultaneously. The general symptoms of the swine flu are just, more or less, like those of the typical influenza – fever, pain in throat, continuous coughing, weakness of the body, pain in the muscles, severe headache etc. One should always visit a doctor or consult an experienced medical practitioner and go for a thorough check up of his health if he or his family members find such symptoms in his body.

Moreover, it is advised to not go too much in a crowded place and wear mask in order to safeguard one’s self to a certain extent from the swine flu virus. Also, each and every person should positively use handkerchiefs and wash their hands frequently. Yet another notable point at this important juncture is the significance of ayurveda in preventing the occurrence of swine flu. The tulsi leaf is said to be a very good resource to medically prevent the swine flu virus. Its regular intake in empty stomach helps the immunity to properly combat the swine flu virus. A glass of milk with turmeric and garlic are also said to be potential resources to safeguard the human body being attacked by the swine flu virus. It is also suggested that to combat swine flu in a full fledged manner, it is better to skip the workplace or schools, colleges etc if a person feels feverish.

A tested vaccine for curing the swine flu is yet to be out in the market and various medical authorities and multinational pharmaceutical companies guided by the WHO is working on its research and development. Nevertheless, if a person rationally follows the above measures diligently; then swine flu can be kept at bay in India.