flu jab

[ddtwelve]

just had my yearly flu jab and nearly 2 weeks on after the dreaded numb arm ive still got 2 numb fingers on the oposite arm been told its norm but not happy

[His Dudeness]

think i'd prefer to get the flu than get a flu jab

[robby boy]

I got mine last Friday, only had a little bit of discomfort in my arm over night.

[Noj]

just had my yearly flu jab and nearly 2 weeks on after the dreaded numb arm ive still got 2 numb fingers on the oposite arm been told its norm but not happy

As a private health provider I suggest you get another opinion. [size=78%] [/size]

[manuel32]

have you had one before, like last year?


me and my daughter have one every year,no probs yet,, alot better than getting flu


We are ashmatics and do not need flu.

[pete786.u]

Because of my Heart condition I have one every year, had mine done a couple of weeks ago, don`t know it`s been done and never get any side effects.

[JZS 600]

Never noticed any after effects from ay flu job I've had before except for a little bit of tenderness and a few hours after..

[DILLIGAFF]

Never had one as I think they protect you against last year's virus?
Anyhoo, I don't travel on public transport much these days and that seems to be the easiest way to catch flu.

[ddtwelve]

I too work for the nhs and they say its norm as another younger colleuge all his arm went numb 

[Farjo]

Never had one as I think they protect you against last year's virus?
Anyhoo, I don't travel on public transport much these days and that seems to be the easiest way to catch flu.

The jab's contents is decided in February, so there's no protection against anything since then.

However, regarding public transport, I recently read that travelling that way actually strengthens your immune system as you are frequently exposed to various bugs

[Jacko]

Had one yesterday at work.
arm a bit sore but ok.
had it for the last 10 years with no issues and no flu.

[manuel32]

You only build up an immunity if you catch it and your white cells destroy and make antibodies to defeat it next time it goes up your nose. i think

[monkeyb0b]

Had mine a few days ago due to past heart issues and asthma, arms a bit tender where I was stabbed but otherwise ok.

I'd consider going back if it is still an issue

[MadDogMcQ]

Same here - no ill effects any time I've had the flu-jab.

[limax2]

 Never noticed any side effects myself.

[MadDogMcQ]

Apart ffffrrom that annnnnoying s-s-s-sssstammer
 

[JZS 600]

FECK! ARSE! FLU!