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2. Types of Flu Shots: Trivalent, Quadrivalent, Side Effects ...

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   coughing. runny nose. fatigue. chills. body aches. headache. Some infections are mild, and symptoms can improve in 1 to 2 weeks. But life threatening complications can occur in people who have a ...

3. Flu Shot Pros and Cons: Should You Get One? - Healthline

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   difficulty breathing. wheezing. rapid heartbeat. rash or hives. swelling around the eyes and mouth. feeling weak or dizzy. If you experience these symptoms after getting the flu vaccine, see your ...

4. Best Time to Get Flu Shot Vaccine: Best Month, Time of Year

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   The bottom line. The flu can strike anyone and can lead to serious, life threatening complications. The best time to get your flu shot is from early September to late October. This timing offers ...

5. Flu Shots: The Importance of Flu Protection - Healthline

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   The flu shot works by prompting your immune system to produce antibodies. In turn, these antibodies help the body fight off the strains of flu virus present in the vaccine. After receiving the flu ...

6. Flu Shot Side Effects: Common, More Serious, and More

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   A: Like the flu shot, the flu nasal spray — also called the live attenuated influenza vaccine (LAIV) — may cause headache, dizziness, fainting, and a slight fever. However, the nasal spray can ...

7. Experts Answer 20 Questions About the Flu Shot - Healthline

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   Getting vaccinated is the best way to protect yourself and others from influenza. “You cannot get influenza from a flu shot, but it is not uncommon to feel a little under the weather after ...