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Originally Posted by GGG
No, people should get their flu shots in October and November when there are no lines instead of during the week long panic.
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No kidding. However, at times of crisis when healthy people are dying, let's fix the problem, not criticize what should've/could've.
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Originally Posted by OldDutch
Have you cleared that concern with a doctor? My son has egg allergy (albeit a bad rash, not anaphylactic) but he has had it 2 years now. No problems.
Of course verify win your doctor, but there maybe an alternative (nasal?)
Not to be all panicky, but my wife is 5 months preg too. She was sure to get hers as we have read stuff like this:
http://www.cbc.ca/news/health/flu-sh...risk-1.2485613
I guess the flu is really bad for both Mothers and their unborn baby. So I would chat with a doctor to exhaust all options if it were me. |
I've been told that if you can eat baked goods with egg ingredient in it without a reaction, then you are good to have the injectable vaccine.