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There seems to be no shortage of misinformation about the flu vaccine and the flu in general. Given that the flu can be very serious and sometimes even deadly, it's important that people get the right information. Over the next couple of weeks we'll address some of the most frequently asked questions we've received here at ImmunizeBC about the flu and the flu vaccine. Here are the first eight: “Is the flu (influenza) a serious illness?” Some people believe the flu is no big deal. It’s true that most people recover fully from the flu in a week or two. However, for some people - including young children, pregnant women, the elderly and those with certain health conditions - the flu can be much more serious. According to the Public Health Agency of Canada, between 2000 and 8000 Canadians can die from the flu and its complications yearly, depending on the severity of the season. “Do I need a flu shot if I’m healthy?” Even healthy people can become sick with the flu and experience serious complications. Getting vaccinated not only helps protect you, it also helps protect others by preventing the spread of influenza. That's why the National Advisory Committee on Immunization encourages everyone over 6 months of age to get a flu shot. “Can the flu vaccine give me the flu?” The inactivated flu vaccine given by injection contains dead influenza viruses – and dead viruses can’t cause infection. The live attenuated flu vaccine given as a nasal spray contains weakened influenza viruses. This vaccine may cause mild influenza symptoms, such as runny nose, nasal congestion, cough, sore throat and fever, but these symptoms are much milder than those from influenza infection and last a shorter time. How do I know if I’m eligible for a free flu vaccine? In BC, the flu vaccine is provided free to people who are at increased risk of complications from the flu, and people who come in regular contact with those groups. You can find a list of people eligible for a free flu vaccine here. Anyone not eligible can purchase the vaccine at some public health units, doctors’ offices, pharmacies and travel clinics. Some employers also provide free vaccine to employees. “I’ve never had the flu before, why would I need a flu shot?” Just because you’ve been able to avoid the flu in the past doesn’t mean you won’t get sick this year or in future years. Influenza viruses change (mutate) often. Most people can get sick with the flu several times during their lives. “Why do I need a flu shot every year?” The flu vaccine is updated every year to keep up with the influenza viruses as they change. You need to get immunized each year to make sure that you are protected against the most common strains of influenza viruses that are circulating that year. “Can the flu vaccine cause severe reactions or side effects?” The flu vaccine is safe. Common reactions to the flu vaccine include redness or soreness where the flu shot was given. Some people (especially those who get the flu shot for the first time) may have muscle aches or tiredness that may last one to two days. People who receive the live attenuated influenza vaccine may have mild influenza symptoms as described above in question three. Severe allergic reactions are rare. Learn more about possibe reactions after the flu vaccine here. "Does the flu vaccine contain thimerosal?” Some flu vaccines that are produced in multi–dose vials contain a small amount of thimerosal (a mercury-based preservative). Thimerosal helps to prevent the growth of bacteria and fungi in vaccines and also helps to stabilize the vaccine so that it remains effective over time. Thimerosal has been used in vaccines for the past 80 years and a large number of studies have shown that it is safe in the small amount used in vaccines. Share these facts with your family and friends and help us spread accurate information about the flu and the flu vaccine. Be sure to check back next week for more questions and answers! For more information, visit ImmunizeBC! Just ask us! Get started now! Our chatroom is closed. Our chatroom is closed.
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