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What can i do to treat the swine flu and an abnormally fluctuating autoimmune hepatitis?
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Swine flu: Two different problems that are unrelated. Swine flu is treated symptomatically like any flu. See a doctor and if gotten early, there are meds to try to improve it. Autoimmune hepatitis is sometimes related to lupus and sometime not. Ask a hepatologist for specific advice as it can be serious.
Answered 8/29/2012
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