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UK research has pointed to Tamiflu causing adverse reactions in some children. The research did not take into consideration the current H1N1 (Swine Flu) pandemic. The research results are based on seasonal influenza.
In the UK all patients showing Swine Flu symptoms are being treated with antivirals. This contrasts with the situation in Ireland, where GP’s are being told to exercise their clinical judgement when prescribing antiviral drugs like Tamiflu, in particular when children are concerned.
The general guidelines are that anybody with considerably less than perfect health or in an “at risk” group should be considered for treatment with Tamiflu. For most of the population recovery from Swine Flu should take a few days without the need for treatment with Anti-virals like Tamiflu.
