Friday, December 23, 2005

Tamiflu and Bird Flu

The flu is a virus that attacks humans every year, most often during the fall and winter months when we are spending more time indoors, sharing our air, and in much closer quarters than what we spend our time during the spring and summer months. As the windows are closed, and we spend more time together in the colder month, the flu virus runs rampant and is very contagious.
Tamiflu® is a medication used to treat and prevent the spread of the flu. If you are suffering from the flu, Tamiflu® is a tested and known treatment for the flu. As with all diseases, there are some strains of the flu virus, which Tamiflu® may not treat but Tamiflu® remains the first line of defense in treating the flu and the avian flu around the world. Buy Tamiflu® here ...

Welcome on Tamiflu® and Bird Flu

Prescription flu drugs could provide lifesaving early protection against bird flu if the virus disastrously mutates into a worldwide pandemic, but experts warn that supplies will quickly run out unless governments stockpile the medicines.

Doctors say only one brand, Tamiflu®, is practical for large-scale stockpiling, but so far no government has bought the big amounts needed for a pandemic. For now, worldwide supplies are skimpy, because the drugs are not widely used to treat ordinary flu.

The U.S. government has already ordered an extra supply of Tamiflu® to help deal with the current flu season, although the exact amount is classified. Much more would be needed for a pandemic.

We will keep you updated here with information on Tamiflu® and Bird Flu. To learn more about Tamiflu and Bird Flu please visit Bird Flu Vaccine on Avian-Influenza.info.