Yes, flu vaccines will work. It is basically dead or weakened flu viruses that are injected into your body. When your immune system finds the viruses, it makes antibodies to kill them, and this develops an immunity to that specific type of flu.
If you are asking how long from the time you get the shot until your immunity is developed, then for healthy adults it is usually 2-3 weeks after the vaccination. Children under 10 need two vaccinations given a month apart because of their immature immune system functioning. Their full immunity will develop 2-4 weeks after the second vaccination.
My brother got 3 shots at his basketball tournament, but only made 1 basket. When I went to the doctor's yesterday, I got a B12 shot.
I was bitten by a mole a couple of days ago and went to see my doctor today. She recommended a tetanus shot, so I had one.
I at rink that is normal. I went through the same thing and went to my doctor. She told me that happens and it is normal. I had spotting and even bleeding that lasted for a few months. I was given medication for the that. If you are worried then you should see your doctor.
I went to the "Clinic" to get my flu shot.
because we know what asthma is used to when people had it they didnt know cuz they went to the doctor and the doctor told them they just had a cold because they didnt know what asthma was
Yes mostinsurances will not cover the prescriptions, you will need a referral from PCD (Primary Care Doctor) to a psychologist or therapist.If your PCD can show that you have had these symptoms but never went to get them treated you may have a shot.
The doctor and him It depends: The doctor and he went to the drug store. I was looking for the doctor and him.
There are nine syllables in "Doctor Foster went to Gloucester".
shot He went hunting yesterday. He shot a deer.
No he got shot because the song he sung and some body went out and shot him
In the rhyme, Dr Foster went to Gloucester.
he got shot at hes home and he was not alone