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Flu vaccines are those given to provide protection against influenza viruses. These are also called flu shots or flu jabs. It helps in preventing hospitalization in children, reduces the risk of serious flu complications, prevent the spread of flu infection, etc. As per the Center for Disease Control and Prevention, flu vaccines should be taken before the start of fall season every year. In some children between six months and eight yeras of age, two flu vaccines may be needed per annum.

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My father has influenza A. Can a flu shot prevent its severity?

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At 68 with COPD, should my father receive PCV20 or PPSV23?

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Is giving a flu shot to a 3-year-old safe and recommended?

Hello, Welcome to icliniq.com. I understand your concern. Yes, definitely you should give a shot of flu vaccine, which will protect you from getting infected. It gives protection for a year.

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Do vaccination and Oseltamivir protect you from the flu?

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Will PCV prevent pneumonia or reduce severity at 61?

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How soon can the flu lead to complications like bronchitis?

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How can the flu be managed at 35 despite the flu shot?

Hello, Welcome to icliniq.com. I understand your concern. Yes, you can still get the flu after receiving the flu shot.

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What are the precautionary measures to prevent flu?

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