Recognize H1N1 (Swine) Flu symptoms, defend yourself Published Oct. 21, 2009 By Staff Reports 100th Air Refueling Wing Public Affairs RAF MILDENHALL, England -- The following infomation about H1N1 (Swine) Flu is provided to help people recognize symptoms and defend themselves. High Risk Groups - Children younger than 5 years - Senior persons older than 65 years - HIV-infected persons - Diabetic patients - Pregnant Women - Lung and heart patients - Obese persons Warning signs for children - Troubled or abnormal breathing - Bluish skin color - Lessened intake of water/fluids - Extended sleep or lack of interaction - Irritable - Fever with rash - Flu-like symptoms recede, but return with fever and worsened cough Warning signs for adults - Difficulty in breathing or shortness of breath - Pain/pressure in chest/abdomen - Sudden dizziness - Confusion - Severe or persistent vomiting/diarrhea Things to know - Patients are advised to visit a qualified physician if they suspect Swine Flu symptoms, a test is available. - Persons infected with the H1N1 virus may be able to pass it on one day before symptoms develop and up to seven days after infection. - New Information is passed on frequently in the news and at official sites. - Health and Human Services has a site for information -- Click here. Editor's note: This is an overview and does not replace medical advice or information.