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Old 01-13-2010, 12:33 AM #1
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Default The N1H1 injection

Hi everybody,

I had the flu shot yesterday and by this AM my entire right side was swollen up, really HARD, my clavicle area was super hard and my mid-back was swollen and hard.

My home nurse used the creams and basically I was as sick as if I had a flu.

I know how immunizations work - there is no live flu virus given, but I don't know what my body was reacting to.

So be careful. I am shocked by this reaction.

Best of luck to all.
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