Vaccination Details

Basic Information
Name: Flu (Influenza) Vaccination
Description: Flu vaccination is applied to prevent influenza which is a contagious respiratory disease that can be mild to severe. It decreases the intensity of illness and also reduces the complications. The vaccine updates every year to maintain changing flu strains.
Price: 19
Currency: EURO
Dose: 1
Age From: 6
Age To: 65
Additional Details
Timing: The best time is October to November, just before flu season begins.
Effectiveness: Soreness, redness, or swelling at the injection site, headache, fever, muscle aches, and fatigue.
Duration: up to one year, with immunity starting around two weeks after vaccination
Additional Notes
Timing Note: Doctors recommend that you get your flu vaccine before the start of a flu season. The immunity from the vaccine can reduce with time so it is recommended to get the vaccine every year.
Effectiveness Note: Studies reveal that influenza shots typically reduce 40-60% illness when strains match and also reduce the hospitalizations and other complications regarding flu. People suffering from the flu will show less symptoms. Most people develop their sufficient immunity within two weeks after receiving their flu shot.
Duration Note: 6–12 months since flu viruses change each year and immunity may decline over time, annual vaccination is recommended for continued protection.
Risk Information
High Risk Areas: <p>Few people may experience mild side effects including soreness at the injection site, fatigue, headache, or a low grade fever. These effects usually disappear within a few days. Extremely rarely, there may be a serious allergic reaction.</p>
Traveller Risk Factors: <p>when visiting crowded areas, airports, public transport, or countries with ongoing flu activity. Getting vaccinated before travel helps reduce the risk of infection and prevents the spread of the virus to others.</p>
Protection Information
Protection Title: Protective Role of Influenza Vaccination Against Flu Infection
Protection Description: The flu vaccine trains the immune system to recognize influenza viruses to work effectively. This allows the body to respond more quickly and more effectively when exposure occurs. Vaccination also helps reduce the spread of flu within communities. By doing so, it offers added protection to vulnerable populations through herd immunity.
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