Flu shots

Please log in to the kiosk and consult your nurse or doctor assistant. * No reservation required

At the end of your visit, your practitioner will provide you with a summary, receipt and materials.

Your doctor advises you to stay in the waiting room of the clinic for 15 minutes to ensure that you do not have any harmful reactions to you. A trained physician responds to an allergic reaction

Influenza vaccines are not without other risks. The most common compensatory injury in the US national vaccine injury compensation program is the Guillain-Barre syndrome that occurs after the influenza vaccine. GBS is an autoimmune reaction that physical attacks lead to paralysis. There are many other ways influenza vaccines can cause physical self-attacks. In addition, Swedish public health researchers concealed cases of type 1 diabetes in the H1N1 program. Independent journalist Celeste McGovern reports as follows.

An influenza vaccination helps you stay healthy every year. The influenza vaccine contains an influenza vaccine to prevent influenza. There is a special influenza vaccine designed for people over 65 years of age. Medical insurance pays fines and many private health insurance plans are paid. You can receive influenza vaccination at your doctor's office or your local health department. Sometimes flu vaccines are available at grocery stores and pharmacies. Even if you receive a vaccine the vaccine is the same. Most people will get influenza between December and March. That is why that period was called the flu season. The schedule varies from year to year. It will take at least 2 weeks for the shots to work, so please try the flu for vaccination by the end of October. Do not worry if you can not receive the influenza vaccination before the flu season begins. Shooting every time you get it will help you to stay healthy