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This years flu vaccination

Postby miasmum » 07 Oct 2015, 22:09

don't half make your arm ache.

I had mine today and my arm ached immediately and is really sore tonight
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Re: This years flu vaccination

Postby TheOstrich » 07 Oct 2015, 22:38

Oh that's interesting that you've had yours, MM - I enquired about 10 days ago down our surgery and they were totally disinterested in the topic. Usually they are trumpeting about getting everyone to roll up for mass clinics. I'll have to have another go at them .....

Hope your arm recovers soon!
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Re: This years flu vaccination

Postby jenniren » 07 Oct 2015, 23:10

That's surprising MM, we had ours done on Saturday and neither of us have had a sore arm. To be fair we don't normally have a problem, but we do tend to feel a bit sore and tender for a day or two, this year nothing. Not complaining though.........
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Re: This years flu vaccination

Postby saundra » 08 Oct 2015, 06:34

I never ever have it
A money maker for drug companies I think
Just my opinion
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Re: This years flu vaccination

Postby Rodo » 08 Oct 2015, 07:38

We are going to the drop in clinic on Saturday to have ours.
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Re: This years flu vaccination

Postby miasmum » 08 Oct 2015, 08:17

Jen, last year I had a very angry red lump at the site, but this year you can't see anything, but blimey it aches.

I suppose it is down to the person giving it too.

I never have any other problems.
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Re: This years flu vaccination

Postby victor » 08 Oct 2015, 09:00

i agree with Saundra on this one

had it offered her couple days ago ,no thanks
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Re: This years flu vaccination

Postby meriad » 08 Oct 2015, 09:32

victor wrote:i agree with Saundra on this one

had it offered her couple days ago ,no thanks


if you're both in general good health, not asthmatic or prone to chest infections then I agree, no need for it - but I know of people (my nephew and sister-in-law being two) who have the flu jab every year; without it they both really suffer
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Re: This years flu vaccination

Postby Osc » 08 Oct 2015, 13:30

We've never had the flu jab and in all the years working with the general public, the only time we ever got flu was the winter after we retired :lol: :lol:
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Re: This years flu vaccination

Postby TheOstrich » 08 Oct 2015, 13:47

Now I know it's a gross over-reaction :roll: :lol: but this is what really annoys me about our surgery. I've already posted above that I enquired about a flu jab 10 days ago. Today I get a letter through the post:

"Dear Mr Ostrich

Flu Vaccination

According to our records you have not yet received a flu vaccination this year ....."


Well no, you're quite right. I haven't. That's because you people brushed me off when I went in and asked about one :evil:

They also want my mobile number so they can send me future reminders - well they can whistle ......

Sorry about that. :oops: Rant over. I shall go have a soothing cuppa tea!
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