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The Flu Vaccine: Fact & Fiction Advertisement You Just Watched: Replay Up Next: Starts in 15 Seconds Related Videos: The Flu Vaccine: Fact & Fiction » Did you know that, as a college student, it's recommended you get an annual flu shot? Since you're in such close quarters, it's all too likely you'll catch influenza when bypassing the flu vaccine. Watch this to learn more about the shot. Transcript: The flu vaccine: Is it miracle drug, or a cause for concern? Influenza, the formal name for the flu,... The flu vaccine: Is it miracle drug, or a cause for concern? Influenza, the formal name for the flu, is a contagious respiratory virus that infects up to 20-percent of the U.S. population each year. While some people recover from the flu quickly, others can stay sick for weeks, and each year 36,000 people die from the virus. Because different forms of the flu circulate each year, a new flu vaccine is developed annually. Each year's vaccine is designed to protect against the strains of the flu that are expected to circulate during that season. There are two different types of vaccine used. The more commonly used form contains inactivated, or dead, forms of the flu virus, and is delivered via an injection called the flu shot. Because the virus in the flu shot is dead, it cannot cause the flu in people who receive it, but it will help the body create antibodies to fight live flu viruses. The flu shot doesn't usually come with any side effects, although some people experience tenderness at the injection site. The flu vaccine is also available as a nasal spray, which contains live, but weakened versions of the flu virus. As a result, the nasal spray can cause flu-like symptoms in some individuals, although it cannot actually give you the flu,These symptoms-which may include headache, runny nose, and a sore throat-do not last for more than a day or two. Whichever kind of flu vaccine you choose, though, the CDC has developed a few guidelines to help you stay safe. One such recommendation is that you get the vaccine in September or November, before peak flu season starts. This is because the vaccine takes two weeks to create antibodies against the flu virus, and become effective. Because the nasal spray is more potent than the shot, this form is only recommended for healthy individuals between the ages of two and 49. Babies, people over 49, and thos with compromised immune systems, should stick with the flu shot. Of course, not everyone needs an annual flu vaccine. Only members of the following groups should always get one....pregnant women, children from six-months to 19 years old, adults over 50, people living in nursing homes, and people with certain medical conditions, like HIV. But even if you're not in a "recommended" group, it can still be smart to get the flu vaccine. After all, the vaccination protects against the flu about 80-percent of the time, and it's the most effective way to ward off the virus. So if you are someone who frequently comes into contact with children, like a teacher or a parent, or if you live in communal housing like a dorm or a sorority house, getting a flu shot is often a wise precaution. So why let germs defeat you? Fight back against the flu this season! More » Last Modified: 2013-04-17 | Tags » flu vaccine, influenza, flu shot, flu shots, immunization, flu shot, influenza virus, influenza, influenza pandemic, flu symptoms, runny nose, infected, anti biotics, flu, vaccine college student,symptoms, communicable disease college health
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visoka temperatura, glavobolja , umor ,kašalj , curenje iz nosa , grlobolja i simptomi u trbuhu , kao što su proljev i mučnina su simptomi najčešće gripe . Ako se ne liječi neka ,gripe može dovesti do kritičnim uvjetima kao kongestivno zatajenje srca , dijabetes , astma , pa čak i smrt . Ako vi ili vaše dijete ima visoku temperaturu, problema s disanjem , plavkastu kožu , ili se čini dezorijentirani , nazovite liječnika odmah , kao što su to ozbiljni simptomi gripe koji trebaju hitnu pozornost . Gripe Sezona Prema CDC , sezona gripe počinje u zimskim mjesecima za sjevernoj hemisferi . Gripa sezona obično počinje u studenom i doseže svoj vrhunac u veljači . Nadzor Tijekom sezone gripe , CDC -a Epidemiologija i prevencija Branch prati aktivnost gripe kako kako bi se bolje predvidjeti buduće izbije i pružiti odgovarajuće cjepiva . CDC drži nadzor na gripu kroz pet različitih tehnika : . Laboratorijska istraživanja ( virusne nadzor ) , istraživanja geografskog širenja , bolnički izvješća , ambulantnih studija ipraćenje smrtnih slučajeva gripe vezane Cijepljenje najbolji način da bi od uzimajući gripe je dobiti cjepivo protiv gripe . Cjepivo može biti isporučena na dva načina: cjepivo protiv gripe ili sprej za nos . Mala djeca i stariji građani se pozivaju da se cijepljenje na početku svake sezone gripe zbog njihove spušten imunološki systems.Some ljudi stidljiv daleko od dobivanja cjepivo protiv gripe jer misle da će dobiti gripu od pucao , ali Kaiser Permanente navodi da to jemit . Možda ćete doživjeti blagi reakciju na metak , ali nećete ugovor virusa iz it.Children mlađe od 6 mjeseci, a oni koji su imali negativne reakcije na pucanj u prošlosti se savjetuje da ne dobijete metak . Oni koji trebaju cijepiti su : . Djeca starija od 6 mjeseci , trudnice , osobe starije od 50 godina , osobe s kroničnim zdravstvenim uvjetima , ljudi koji žive u staračkim domovima i ljudi koji rade /brigu za one s visokim rizikom od komplikacija gripe From:http://hr.265health.com/conditions-treatments/medical-conditions/1016128052.html