Hello everyone! Ladies, have you and your kids gotten your flu shots yet? Last year, my son seemed t…

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Hello everyone! Ladies, have you and your kids gotten your flu shots yet? Last year, my son seemed to have gotten one. My daughter and I had pneumonia, so we couldn't get vaccinated then. My mom already got hers. My daughter wants to get vaccinated herself, and my son is pretty indifferent. But I'm still unsure about myself. In the spring, we got vaccinated against encephalitis for the first time, and everyone tolerated it well, except me. I had weakness and a fever after both shots, and then I got sick (though I don't know how it's related to the vaccine). I think I was vaccinated against the flu in school, but I don't really remember exactly what happened. I'm allergic, so my body's reaction to medications and vaccines is usually unpredictable.
У меня она появилась не так давно, заметила примерно полтора года назад. Если по степени смотреть (в…
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Guzel
no
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Olga
I never get the flu shot for myself or my kids. For me, it's like risking death; you feel like a corpse afterward. Of course, kids might react differently, but who knows.
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Gulya
No, nobody in the family gets the flu shot. Many years ago, my husband got the shot for 2 years in a row. And both times he got really sick those seasons. He stopped getting it, and since then, he's only had at most a runny nose
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Yuliya Glazyrina
The kids got their flu shots at school and seemed to barely notice. My younger son only had a sore spot at the injection site that day, and that was it.
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Nina
My son is getting vaccinated at school, and I'm signing the consent form. He doesn't get sick often. My husband and I aren't getting vaccinated, though maybe we should. I got vaccinated once and can't say anything bad about it; I tolerated it well.
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Mama Nadyusha
I always put my kids first. Not myself, but if I had to, I would have done it.
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Kristina
We don't vaccinate. We've refused since birth
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Evryukova Kristina
Allergic to what?
Our son has allergies and asthma, and has received more vaccinations than required by the schedule.
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anya voronina
Not putting
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Tatyana
No
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yuliya popova
Evryukova Kristina I'm allergic to pollen, mold, many foods, and antibiotics. At one point, my job required me to get vaccinated for COVID. I only got the shot at the clinic after getting permission from my allergist (and even then, I took antihistamines and steroids beforehand).
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Evryukova Kristina
Evryukova Kristina My son has allergies to dust and certain foods. This can be "treated" by eliminating those products, as well as cats, dogs, hazelnuts, and weeds. Non-allergic people can also have allergic reactions. He's vaccinated, including for COVID. My son also has allergic rhinitis. People with allergies should generally always get vaccinated with "cover" (antihistamines). My allergist allowed him to get the flu shot when his asthma was in stable remission, and only with foreign vaccines. He received the Influvac vaccine earlier this month.
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