Flu season has been mild this year, thanks to the mitigation measures used to contain COVID-19, such as physical distancing and mask wearing. School and office closures also contributed to the unusually inactive flu season. The mitigation measures curbed influenza activity even though COVID-19 surged. Hope don't get evaporated lol
Lots of similarities between Influenza and Covid. Apart from being different colours, the differences seem to be that Flu is old and Covid is new and that the Flu vaccine wasn’t effective against Covid. I was wanting to know some detail about the differences between these viruses; weight, shape, structure, grouping, movement etc. What we have here is a list of (very similar) effects on humans. Not good enough. 👎🏼
The only difference is animal reserve that they still aren't sure if animals can transfer covid. Every flue virus is a mutation annually,why there calling this covid and not covid flu is schecty
@@adityaanand. Thanks. A few weeks ago I lost like 90% of my taste and smell. I was so so sure it was just the flu. Turned out I had actually caught covid 😐
@@adityaanand. Aw man, that sucks... I hope it's not covid for you though. But just in case, talk to your doctor and ask them which covid test you should take, doesn't hurt to be sure, right? If it comes up positive stay isolated in your room, if you don't live by yourself wear a face mask inside at all times, don't go outside, drink lots of fluids, eat well and rest up as much as you can. Sorry, you probably know all that, but idk 😊
@@adityaanand. For me the loss of taste and smell lasted for about a week then it got a tiny bit better day by day and now it's back to normal. I have no other symptoms anymore. Hbu? How have you been feeling? See ya :)
When we say "similarities/differences between two things", we usually mean their structural and behavioral similarities/differences mainly! What we got in this video is their effects on humans! Come on!
I had swine flu in 2017, this year my entire family including husband were infected with covid. Surprisingly i did not get infected which made me think H1N1 immunity some how worked for me.🤔🙄
@@johnnyb7628 oh seriously?? Good i found another example like me. I was curious to know if anyone else have had same experience. It means h1n1 immunity works on covid too..
@@elisha2907 That's exactly what I am thinking ! I'm trying to research every piece of information I can find showing the two are similar. Let me know what you find, I think both of us are onto something.
Actually, there is a section of this that I'd like to look back on with speculation. They said loss of taste and smell is not really a symptom of the flu, but science and basic research beg to differ. It's extremely common during a flu to lose sense of smell and taste when you have any infection of the airways (i.e, acute bronchitis) for a variety of reasons. One of them being the fact that the virus infecting your body itself can cause this loss and it's completely natural. So can damaging the cells in your nasal passages with nose blowing, throat irritation from coughing, excess mucus in the lungs, sinusitis, etc. It's important I comment this because people could totally have a seasonal flu and start panicking. What I'm saying can't take the place of a good covid test (if it can even be done without causing fucking nose hemorrhaging LOL) but it's still important to throw out there.
@dungbeetus69 indeed the cold and flu can cause loss of taste. When youre sick your senses are affected including loss of appetite. People want to believe in anecdotal evidence to help differentiate flu vs covid. However everyone reacts differently. So some cases can be more severe. There is no anecdotal evidence aa strong as actual lab testing. Sure lab testing has flaws as well. But it will be "somewhat" more accurate than your gut feelings. Thus getting tested should be priority versus laize faire attitute that you "know" yourself best which doesnt always work.
Having had both flu and covid this year I can say there's very little difference. Both incapacitated me for nearly a week. Aches, fever, headache, loss of taste, stomach cramps and shortness of breath. The only difference was that Covid came with brain fog. But get your jab. Flu is really bad!
Differences: completely different virus with similar side effects Is a cold a flu cause it shares side effects? Is malaria a flu cause it shares side effects? No! Humans respond to all viruses in similar ways, idiot
@@mikeadamle927 also need to factor in that some places called most deaths covid ..Arizona and California along with some others ..California had a fatal car accident and labelled it covid ..there was a woman fighting it when they labelled her father of covid ..he had a heart attack ..and prior heart problems ..
@@lisalynnette8588 well I made a terrible estimate, and assuming a 6 % died just of covid, and 94 % died with covid and lets say 33 % of those would not have died without corona for a substantial amount of time, and that the number of people killed by corona was 4 million. I got 1.5 million ish deaths. Still pretty bad.
Thank you for the info. It’s such a shame that even with the “shot” you can still carry and spread Covid. Hopefully they continue to learn and update as they go.
@@mikanuutinen2264 quite literally roughly 1 in 7 people get the flu so yeah that's accurate. Considering that every year more than one out of seven of the people I know get the flu. If covid infected one billion a year with the estimated death rates youd see high 3M to low 2M deaths annually. Compared to 30k to 50k average death toll yearly with the flu
ADVICE: If you have covid and is having a hard time breathing. Do a "Belly Breathing" - the most efficient way to breathe (you can search it up online). This is exactly what I did when I was slowly losing air to breathe. I was having a hard time inhaling through my nose so I used my mouth. Your belly should come outward as you take in air. As you exhale, your stomach will come back in. If it's hard to breathe through your nose then use your mouth. If this makes your mouth dry then try to have a glass of water and maybe a little bucket beside you where you can rinse your mouth from time to time. If it's hard to breathe when you lay down then just sit. You need to practice until your body gets use to it. Put your hand in your stomach so you can monitor your breathing. ( I tried the one where you hold your breath for a couple of times and cough at the last try but it didn't work for me. It made it even more hard for me to breathe.)
@@xtremeentertainmenttv9664 sounds like you have nobody that been has to deal with covid hope you dont have to go threw it god bless you and hope you dont end up needing it.
Good to know a friend of mine and i had same incident of Influenza and possible Covid... turns out we had flu... it was a nightmare feeling disoriented... the coughing... i was blowing my nose some blood mucus there and coughing the diahrreha... on the mend... you still have to protect yourself... you just never know.
I hope it isn’t covid-19, running nose is much more common in flu although I hope you are okay . My mum passed away due to complications of covid-19 at age 46, 15 days ago and I hope others don’t die due to it.
@@virgin1792 What were her comorbidities. You really should have said it. Its not right to say she passed away from covid and not mention her other health issues.
But conspiracy theories are coming true Vaccine passport Digital currency Universal basic income Debt bubble scam being covered printing tons of fiat currency.
just to clear things up. Influenza causes more symptoms than Coronavirus in young patients. Coronavirus mainly is fatal in elderly patients.. In young patients the influenza virus causes more symptoms than coronavirus. Coronavirus mainly starts with a sharp headache, fever and leads to a dry cough unlike the influenza people with coronavirus do not feel tired. Influenza virus causes chills, fever, sore throat, mucus secrections, and various others symptoms mentioned. In some cases coronavirus has caused some of these symptoms in elderly patients but the dry cough without mucus, sharp painful headache and fever is a clear sing you have coronavirus. So that people are more aware that the influenza virus is more powerful than the coronavirus in young patients. In short if you coughing mucus, sneezing, and feeling tired your most likely infected by the influenza virus. If you have headaches, fever and a dry cough than you got coronavirus.
I have been coughing for 2 weeks now. I am fully vaccinated. All things point to covid-19. It is terrible. I think I have got a false negative. I wish the tests were more reliable.
@@tamarao.7197 I mean, you don’t have it all that bad. Being fully vaccinated relieves and milds symptoms of coronavirus if you are infected. People are more at risk of death if they are unvaccinated. Stay safe, man. You made a smart choice agreeing to vax. Treat yourself up well.
@@archingelus they remove videos that spread truth, which is deemed to be "misinformation". Later this "misinformation" is proven true and admitted. Where did covid come from? You were not allowed to say this before. You were not allowed to say masks don't stop covid, you were not allowed to say you can still catch covid, spread it and die from it if you were jabbed.
@@archingelus I’m not attacking you. You must be a libtard you’re awfully sensitive. Most people believe what liberal media tries to feed them. They eat up the propaganda. This is why liberals have no facts to support their beliefs. Conservatives, we live in reality. We base our beliefs on stats and figures not on what we want to believe in. Agree?
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Why has the covid-19 virus never been isolated? And why are there no flu cases since the covid-19 outbreak?
Don’t ask questions just obey what big brothers tells you
@@ipunchleftists Yes comrade, we should never question the state! ;)
Because people finally figured out how to wash their hands
I have flu rn
Flu season has been mild this year, thanks to the mitigation measures used to contain COVID-19, such as physical distancing and mask wearing. School and office closures also contributed to the unusually inactive flu season. The mitigation measures curbed influenza activity even though COVID-19 surged.
Hope don't get evaporated lol
Lots of similarities between Influenza and Covid. Apart from being different colours, the differences seem to be that Flu is old and Covid is new and that the Flu vaccine wasn’t effective against Covid.
I was wanting to know some detail about the differences between these viruses; weight, shape, structure, grouping, movement etc. What we have here is a list of (very similar) effects on humans. Not good enough. 👎🏼
The only difference is animal reserve that they still aren't sure if animals can transfer covid. Every flue virus is a mutation annually,why there calling this covid and not covid flu is schecty
no
Get a brain.
@@laurenlesyna552
oh?
2:24 This information cannot be correct. The flu does cause loss of taste and smell. Can anyone back me up on this?
Yes you are right flu also have the symptom of loss of taste
@@adityaanand. Thanks. A few weeks ago I lost like 90% of my taste and smell. I was so so sure it was just the flu. Turned out I had actually caught covid 😐
@@fabianatrindade56 I am having the same symptoms for now it's been 2 days
@@adityaanand. Aw man, that sucks... I hope it's not covid for you though. But just in case, talk to your doctor and ask them which covid test you should take, doesn't hurt to be sure, right? If it comes up positive stay isolated in your room, if you don't live by yourself wear a face mask inside at all times, don't go outside, drink lots of fluids, eat well and rest up as much as you can.
Sorry, you probably know all that, but idk 😊
@@adityaanand. For me the loss of taste and smell lasted for about a week then it got a tiny bit better day by day and now it's back to normal. I have no other symptoms anymore. Hbu? How have you been feeling? See ya :)
When we say "similarities/differences between two things", we usually mean their structural and behavioral similarities/differences mainly! What we got in this video is their effects on humans! Come on!
It’s simplified for normal people who just wanna learn about effects tho
I had swine flu in 2017, this year my entire family including husband were infected with covid. Surprisingly i did not get infected which made me think H1N1 immunity some how worked for me.🤔🙄
I had the flu in 2019. Very bad. I recovered. However I think that's why I never got covid 19 even though I was exposed many times.
@@johnnyb7628 oh seriously?? Good i found another example like me. I was curious to know if anyone else have had same experience. It means h1n1 immunity works on covid too..
@@elisha2907 That's exactly what I am thinking ! I'm trying to research every piece of information I can find showing the two are similar.
Let me know what you find, I think both of us are onto something.
@@johnnyb7628 sure
I also had h1n1. No covid so far.
Actually, there is a section of this that I'd like to look back on with speculation. They said loss of taste and smell is not really a symptom of the flu, but science and basic research beg to differ. It's extremely common during a flu to lose sense of smell and taste when you have any infection of the airways (i.e, acute bronchitis) for a variety of reasons. One of them being the fact that the virus infecting your body itself can cause this loss and it's completely natural. So can damaging the cells in your nasal passages with nose blowing, throat irritation from coughing, excess mucus in the lungs, sinusitis, etc. It's important I comment this because people could totally have a seasonal flu and start panicking. What I'm saying can't take the place of a good covid test (if it can even be done without causing fucking nose hemorrhaging LOL) but it's still important to throw out there.
It’s literally listed online as a symptom of the cold. I’ve lost taste and smell many times with colds.
@dungbeetus69 indeed the cold and flu can cause loss of taste. When youre sick your senses are affected including loss of appetite. People want to believe in anecdotal evidence to help differentiate flu vs covid. However everyone reacts differently. So some cases can be more severe. There is no anecdotal evidence aa strong as actual lab testing. Sure lab testing has flaws as well. But it will be "somewhat" more accurate than your gut feelings. Thus getting tested should be priority versus laize faire attitute that you "know" yourself best which doesnt always work.
I have lost my sense of smell and taste in most of my flus
If there could be another way of testing for covid def! bc i suffer from nosebleeds and on top of that my nose is extremely sensitive 😐
Having had both flu and covid this year I can say there's very little difference. Both incapacitated me for nearly a week. Aches, fever, headache, loss of taste, stomach cramps and shortness of breath. The only difference was that Covid came with brain fog. But get your jab. Flu is really bad!
If The difference is that Covid makes you lose your sense of smell and/or taste then I’ve had Covid throughout my life
Did anyone else notice how the differences weren't actually really differences? 😂
Differences: We call this one covid.
Differences: completely different virus with similar side effects
Is a cold a flu cause it shares side effects?
Is malaria a flu cause it shares side effects?
No! Humans respond to all viruses in similar ways, idiot
difference: covid: 4 million deaths a year, flu: 40,000 deaths.
@@mikeadamle927 also need to factor in that some places called most deaths covid ..Arizona and California along with some others ..California had a fatal car accident and labelled it covid ..there was a woman fighting it when they labelled her father of covid ..he had a heart attack ..and prior heart problems ..
@@lisalynnette8588 well I made a terrible estimate, and assuming a 6 % died just of covid, and 94 % died with covid and lets say 33 % of those would not have died without corona for a substantial amount of time, and that the number of people killed by corona was 4 million. I got 1.5 million ish deaths. Still pretty bad.
this just a throw away account so idc
What Happens if you Mix the FLU with the Coronavirus' and Thats After you Catch the FLU ???
Thank you for the info. It’s such a shame that even with the “shot” you can still carry and spread Covid. Hopefully they continue to learn and update as they go.
It’s a travesty
..a total conjab
01.
It should be not declared as pandemic.
02. Lockdown is a disaster.
@theory816 >They say
@@mikanuutinen2264 quite literally roughly 1 in 7 people get the flu so yeah that's accurate. Considering that every year more than one out of seven of the people I know get the flu. If covid infected one billion a year with the estimated death rates youd see high 3M to low 2M deaths annually. Compared to 30k to 50k average death toll yearly with the flu
what?
The greatest wealth transfer in modern history
Very helpful I've had 1st jab week ago my dad had his yesterday he's 76 he worries I'll show this vid stop him worrying thanks
@@ndkdkdkmnn influenza can kill someone quickly if not treated
@@solidsnake8331..
Thank you! would have been better if it’s more of a professional lecture about them but for me, it’s good tho.
Big Pharma pulling your chain here
ADVICE: If you have covid and is having a hard time breathing. Do a "Belly Breathing" - the most efficient way to breathe (you can search it up online). This is exactly what I did when I was slowly losing air to breathe. I was having a hard time inhaling through my nose so I used my mouth. Your belly should come outward as you take in air. As you exhale, your stomach will come back in. If it's hard to breathe through your nose then use your mouth. If this makes your mouth dry then try to have a glass of water and maybe a little bucket beside you where you can rinse your mouth from time to time. If it's hard to breathe when you lay down then just sit. You need to practice until your body gets use to it. Put your hand in your stomach so you can monitor your breathing. ( I tried the one where you hold your breath for a couple of times and cough at the last try but it didn't work for me. It made it even more hard for me to breathe.)
Sounds like pneumonia to me....
Show us under the microscope. Dont talk
I got both vaccines.
I only have flu vaccine because I’m 11. It’s kind of bull crap.
@@thebiggestcheeseoriginal really?
You got both poisons nobody cares
@@xtremeentertainmenttv9664 sounds like you have nobody that been has to deal with covid hope you dont have to go threw it god bless you and hope you dont end up needing it.
@@fireflame62 I’ve had covid and still no jabs nothing natural immunity all the way for me.
Good to know a friend of mine and i had same incident of Influenza and possible Covid... turns out we had flu... it was a nightmare feeling disoriented... the coughing... i was blowing my nose some blood mucus there and coughing the diahrreha... on the mend... you still have to protect yourself... you just never know.
I’m paranoid that I might have covid or it’s just a cold. Monday: cough. Tuesday: Runny Nose All day. Today: Saw throat. Booked a test to my house.
I hope it isn’t covid-19, running nose is much more common in flu although I hope you are okay .
My mum passed away due to complications of covid-19 at age 46, 15 days ago and I hope others don’t die due to it.
@@virgin1792 thank you for your comment I got a test the day after posting this and it was negative. I’m sorry for your loss x
@@redladybug9180 I’m glad it’s negative in the reports.
May god bless you
@@virgin1792 dam am sorry for ur loss but my mom is 42 and is doing better fighting the covid 19 cuz she did both of the 1st and 2nd vaccine doses❤️💙
@@virgin1792 What were her comorbidities. You really should have said it. Its not right to say she passed away from covid and not mention her other health issues.
pfff didn't help at all
Okay, and what's the difference between the two now?
You can learn more here: www.hopkinsmedicine.org/health/conditions-and-diseases/coronavirus/coronavirus-disease-2019-vs-the-flu
So basically they are the same. But one is worse than the other. Shocking
I don’t know what’s worse, all the armchair science or the conspiratorial nonsense.
But conspiracy theories are coming true
Vaccine passport
Digital currency
Universal basic income
Debt bubble scam being covered printing tons of fiat currency.
After mrns vaccine looks like my immune system forgot how to deal with cold or simple flu and not just my.
I had both and I rather have Covid any day I can barley even breathe and move with the flu
just to clear things up.
Influenza causes more symptoms than Coronavirus in young patients.
Coronavirus mainly is fatal in elderly patients..
In young patients the influenza virus causes more symptoms than coronavirus. Coronavirus mainly starts with a sharp headache, fever and leads to a dry cough unlike the influenza people with coronavirus do not feel tired. Influenza virus causes chills, fever, sore throat, mucus secrections, and various others symptoms mentioned. In some cases coronavirus has caused some of these symptoms in elderly patients but the dry cough without mucus, sharp painful headache and fever is a clear sing you have coronavirus.
So that people are more aware that the influenza virus is more powerful than the coronavirus in young patients.
In short if you coughing mucus, sneezing, and feeling tired your most likely infected by the influenza virus.
If you have headaches, fever and a dry cough than you got coronavirus.
I have been coughing for 2 weeks now. I am fully vaccinated. All things point to covid-19. It is terrible. I think I have got a false negative. I wish the tests were more reliable.
@@tamarao.7197 I mean, you don’t have it all that bad. Being fully vaccinated relieves and milds symptoms of coronavirus if you are infected. People are more at risk of death if they are unvaccinated.
Stay safe, man. You made a smart choice agreeing to vax. Treat yourself up well.
@@bomberdanims6628 Thanks. It was viral pharyngitis. After a month, I still cough, influenza is terrible too.
Covid and flu are like cousins
I had covid can't recall having the flu.
Old information.. should be updated or removed
Or maybe you should be attentive about how old this video is and search for a newer one
@@archingelus they remove videos that spread truth, which is deemed to be "misinformation". Later this "misinformation" is proven true and admitted.
Where did covid come from? You were not allowed to say this before. You were not allowed to say masks don't stop covid, you were not allowed to say you can still catch covid, spread it and die from it if you were jabbed.
@@retroman-- wow good for you, good luck, btw you commented a 7 months old comment with informationnthat are months old
@@archingelus I’m not attacking you. You must be a libtard you’re awfully sensitive. Most people believe what liberal media tries to feed them. They eat up the propaganda. This is why liberals have no facts to support their beliefs. Conservatives, we live in reality. We base our beliefs on stats and figures not on what we want to believe in.
Agree?
had seen about it many times and was waiting for the authorities to say something.
lol authorities the same authorities who dont use masks go on vacations, have dinners with people close together in 5 star restaurants....
Hmm is covid old?
its the same thing
Is it??? Cause I think I have the flu rn
Facts and logic...thank you!!
Risks Influenza And Corona
this is cool
lol
So it a gain of function modified by man similar to influenza. kdagPymouthUK Nb. i would vax. Dec2021 merry xmas