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When do the symptoms of h1n1 occur after being in psychiatric ward with active h1n1 and coronavirus? i have pulmonary htn 42mmhg & asthma history
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1-4 days: The typical incubation period after exposure to influenza virus (including H1N1 strains) is about 2 days, with a range of 1 – 4 days. If you have significant lung problems you can ask your doctor for prophylactic antiviral treatment after exposure. If you haven't already, get the flu shot!
Answered 12/4/2017
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