Tamiflu (oseltamivir) is a highly efficient remedy that will help you to get rid of the most typical symptoms of flu, such as fever, chills, runny or stuffy nose, headache and sore throat. If you think you may have got sick you have 2 days to take Tamiflu. During this period if you take Tamiflu there is a very good chance you will be able to treat the condition a lot faster and avoid the most unpleasant symptoms. However, taking Tamiflu is not going to protect people around you, so make sure you do not share your personal belongings with others. You can still pass the virus to other people around. Tamiflu stops the spread of the virus inside your body, but you are still not supposed to contact other people as they are very likely to go down with flu as a result.
It is not known for sure how Tamiflu can affect the health of an unborn baby. To make sure your baby is safe do not take this medicine if you are pregnant or breastfeeding before discussing it with your health care provider. If you have any health problems (with your kidneys, heard, lungs, liver etc), take any medications that may potentially interfere with your treatment or are allergic to any of the ingredients this medicine contains. Nausea and vomiting are the two most typical symptoms of an overdose. If you experience these or any other symptoms and have a reason to believe you or someone else could have taken too much of Tamiflu make sure you contact your local emergency center. Do not share Tamiflu with people to whom it was not prescribed.
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