When should you get yourflu shot? Flu season typically starts in December and peaks in February, so the "optimal time" to get vaccinated is heading into the season, Dr. Céline Gounder, CBS News medical contributor and editor-at-large for public health at KFF Health News, said on"CBS Mo...
"We can't predict what this [flu] season is going to be like, severe or less severe," CDC director Thomas Friedan, M.D., M.P.H., said. "We can't predict what strains are going to be circulating." But what the agencydoesknow is that the flu vaccine is the single best way to...
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moderately or severely ill and already have a fever. You can however get a shot if you're not that ill. If your fever is over 101F, it is a good idea to wait for it to come down a bit to get the vaccine. The question many people ask is, "Why I cannot get a flu shot while...
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no, the flu vaccine doesn't give you the flu some people feel sick after getting vaccinated, enough to perpetuate the myth that immunizations such as the flu and covid vaccines give you those respective viruses. but regardless of when in the season you get your flu shot, getting it ...
Doctors explain that symptoms, like a fever, should keep you home but say that it's generally safe to get the flu shot if you only have mild symptoms.