Flu jab

[Noodle500]

I had vaccine in Lloyds Pharmacy just over a week ago as part a corporate fly jab scheme.
My arm aches still and taking paracetamol at night as it seems to ache more if not moving for a while

[folkie]

The roll-out of the free flu vaccine for over 50s has now started - I had a phone call from my GP on Wednesday and OH and I are booked in to get ours tomorrow morning.

[Holidaylover19]

Had mine on the 2nd and surprisingly my arm doesn't ache as much as last year.

[kateh134]

Over 50s is being rolled out in our area too and we’re booked in for later this morning.

[Guest]

Over 50s roll out here too. Booked in for the 15th.
Please post how you get on with yours, side effects etc

[PoohBears#1fan]

Over 50s has been rolled out here also.

I had mine through work, no issues at all, just a slightly sore arm for a few hours later that night. DH paid for his through a pharmacy and did feel a little ropey for a couple of days but nothing that stopped him doing anything.

[Poppycat]

We were contacted by our GP 2 weeks ago. DH booked in early next weekend. I paid for mine and had it done in Boots in October.

Had a very slight sore patch for a day, no bruising or ill effects at all. Had to update GPs records as they hadn’t got mine listed as done.

[lovedisney]

Got a text from my drs last Monday got booked in for the following morning, first time I’ve ever had it, no sore arm and no side effects 👍

[Bellasmummy]

I had mine 2 weeks ago at our local pharmacy, no achy arm or side effects for dh or me.

[Guest]

I paid £8 to have mine done at Asda. No side effects apart from it being sore when the pharmacist did it. I nearly said,”have you done many of these?”.😁