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Glad you are feeling a little better Yola, hubby was quite unwell around a week after his flu injection, exactly the reason I refuse to have it Hope you feel much better tomorrow x |
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It's not everyone that has a reaction interestingly, I wonder how much of it depends on if you maybe have the virus already but haven't developed it - the jab just kind of kick starts it. I had a flu jab a couple of years ago and I didn't get any nasties after at all. I need to get it done this year so will let you know |
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When I was a Practice nurse, I used to do the flu jabs and I 'had' to tell patients that it would be very unlikely to have a reaction to the jab but unfortunately, that wasn't my experience, I saw more reactions than could just be put down to coincidence that they were harbouring the virus already |
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Ah well, there goes my theory Was funny tho, I expected to get a reaction but didn't and then also didn't have a cold or flu for the next year or so which was very unusual for me. |
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