How do they create an effective vaccination for a virus that is constantly changing? By they time a vaccine has been synthesized and distributed hasn't the virus already mutated? Otherwise people who have been vaccinated would not get the flu.
They do work, EVERY time I have taken a flu shot, I have gotten the flu. When I do not it, is hit or miss with most being a miss.
For your reading pleasure.
http://www.webmd.com/cold-and-flu/features/top-13-flu-myths
http://www.cdc.gov/flu/about/qa/misconceptions.htm
http://www.webmd.com/cold-and-flu/features/top-13-flu-myths
http://www.cdc.gov/flu/about/qa/misconceptions.htm
I did not say that the shot gives me the flu, I said I get it every time I take the shot. I do not know why but I do, so I stopped taking the shot. End of story.
Might want to recheck your logic. Are you having a reaction TO the shot for a few days after?
I get the full blown flu anywhere from a few days to a month after and it happened every year that I took that stupid shot. I can deal with the rare case of the flu just fine. Every year is just dumb.
The flu shot damn near kilded me a year or two ago.
It's got merkery in it.
Merkery, you damn fool.
that ****'ll kill ya.
It's got merkery in it.
Merkery, you damn fool.
that ****'ll kill ya.
Exactly!. I'm not a flu expert in any way, shape or form. But I know that the shot you get this year is last years strain of influenza. It can not help you this year, except to protect against last years bug. IMO, hand washing is more effective than flu vaccines.
You sound like my mom
