That depends on your risk group. If you have an underlying illness or are pregnant then they are recommending the Swine Flu shot or mist. Keep in mind that the suspended the no Mercury rule to expedite the vaccine. Personally I would not get it as I am not in a high risk group. There are some non-mecury vaccines available but you have to ask for them. When vaccinating a child I would personally always ask for vaccines without Mercury The swine flu vaccine also contains arsenic and other "fillers and stabilizer's that are listed on the CDC website. It is a good site to look at so one can make an informed decision.
I'd take a flu mist. The one when it is sprayed up your nose. A lot of people get sick from flu shots.
A FLU nurse is an LPN or RN who administers flu shots.
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Sometimes you can get seasonal flu shots for free. Lots of churches will have days when you can get them free.
No, there is no live bacteria in flu shots. Flu shots are to prevent the flu which is caused by a virus, not bacteria. The various flu vaccines contain pieces of viruses that are treated to be able to give you immunization, but not make you sick from the virus contained in the vaccination. The flu shots contain inert ("dead") viruses or pieces of viruses instead of whole particles. The flu mist used in the nasal vaccination is made with active ("live") but weakened viruses that can not make you sick if you have an otherwise healthy body and immune system.
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yes pleas
People receive flu shots to build immunity to several varieties of the flu virus.
The flu vaccine is recommended for children and the elderly but nobody is forced to get it. Whether or not to get a flu vaccine is a personal choice.
I don't think it is free.
No. Absolutely Not.
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