Where does the Swine Flu jab go?

Answer 1

In adults and children with adequate muscular structure, the intramuscular injection is usually put in the upper arm. Those with lack of adequate muscle in that location, such as children and infants, usually get the injection in the outer thigh muscle.

To help recover quicker from the soreness that these may cause ask that the injection be put in your dominate arm (the arm that you use most). The aches and soreness after the flu shots are improved significantly with use of the arm, so if you have it put in your most used arm, you will be forced to use it more and then the soreness will be gone sooner.