“The flu shot is incredibly important because it reduces your risk of contracting the flu,” Michelle Lin, an emergency room doctor, and professor of emergency medicine at Mount Sinai in New York City, told Fox News. “It also reduces your risk for complications and passing it to other people, especially pregnant women, young children and the elderly,” who are more susceptible to the virus, she added.
This year, flu season will coincide with the ongoing COVID-19 crisis in the U.S. and abroad, meaning it's doubly as important to get vaccinated.
"It's particularly important to get vaccinated this year because of the ongoing COVID pandemic: We want people to stay as healthy as possible," said Lin. "Since people are trying to stay home and out of the doctor's office [and/or] ER, there has been a push to make the vaccine available widely earlier."
Never been sicker than when I got a flu shot...no thanks.
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ReplyDeletenot just no, but f no! stick that poison up your ...
ReplyDeleteBut if we're all locked down and wearing masks, how we gonna get the flu?
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ReplyDeleteNO, NO and NO to flu shots. I don't need your dose of mercury.
ReplyDeleteI have never gotten a flu shot. I get sick a year here and there. But the majority of the time I'm fine.
ReplyDeleteMy husband is the only person I know that never gets sick with nothing. He had the flu shot one fall and that is the sickest I have ever seen him and it went into pneumonia. Never had one after that, no problems now. I will never take the flu shot. I do however take pneumonia shot, no problems.
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