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You may experience some side effects after getting a flu shot, but they’re a sign that the vaccine is working, not that you’re sick with the flu.

If you get the flu shot, common side effects include, "soreness, redness, or swelling might develop at the injection site," Dr. Charles Peters of the Mayo Health Clinic System tells Insider. Other ...

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The FDA has said it will review AstraZeneca’s nasal spray flu vaccine, marketed as FluMist Quadrivalent, to allow people over the age of 18 to self-administer or administer it to eligible ...

With flu season approaching, the American Red Cross wants to share this reminder: It’s OK to give blood after getting a flu shot. The same is true for giving blood after a COVID-19 vaccine or ...

You may experience some side effects after getting a flu shot, but they’re a sign that the vaccine is working, not that you’re sick with the flu.

You may experience some side effects after getting a flu shot, but they’re a sign that the vaccine is working, not that you’re sick with the flu.

You may experience some side effects after getting a flu shot, but they’re a sign that the vaccine is working, not that you’re sick with the flu. The flu shot can come with flu-like symptoms, but ...