My husband is in the AF and it's mandatory for him to get a flu shot each year. He is supposed to be getting flu mist unless he has a medical reason to get the shot. After reading an older thread I told my son's CF doc my concerns about flu mist. All she said was that it's okay for my husband to get flu mist--just not my son. I am still concerned. What do all your drs say about family members getting flu mist?
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flu shot vs flu mist
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My husband is in the AF and it's mandatory for him to get a flu shot each year. He is supposed to be getting flu mist unless he has a medical reason to get the shot. After reading an older thread I told my son's CF doc my concerns about flu mist. All she said was that it's okay for my husband to get flu mist--just not my son. I am still concerned. What do all your drs say about family members getting flu mist?
My husband is in the AF and it's mandatory for him to get a flu shot each year. He is supposed to be getting flu mist unless he has a medical reason to get the shot. After reading an older thread I told my son's CF doc my concerns about flu mist. All she said was that it's okay for my husband to get flu mist--just not my son. I am still concerned. What do all your drs say about family members getting flu mist?
My husband is in the AF and it's mandatory for him to get a flu shot each year. He is supposed to be getting flu mist unless he has a medical reason to get the shot. After reading an older thread I told my son's CF doc my concerns about flu mist. All she said was that it's okay for my husband to get flu mist--just not my son. I am still concerned. What do all your drs say about family members getting flu mist?
My husband is in the AF and it's mandatory for him to get a flu shot each year. He is supposed to be getting flu mist unless he has a medical reason to get the shot. After reading an older thread I told my son's CF doc my concerns about flu mist. All she said was that it's okay for my husband to get flu mist--just not my son. I am still concerned. What do all your drs say about family members getting flu mist?
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Andrea
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The nurse at the CF center we go to in Orlando told us that no one in our household should get the flu mist. Ben is still a baby (almost 7 months). I don't know if that has anything to do with it but, she just said we all should get the shot not the mist.
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Andrea
Guest
The nurse at the CF center we go to in Orlando told us that no one in our household should get the flu mist. Ben is still a baby (almost 7 months). I don't know if that has anything to do with it but, she just said we all should get the shot not the mist.
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Andrea
Guest
The nurse at the CF center we go to in Orlando told us that no one in our household should get the flu mist. Ben is still a baby (almost 7 months). I don't know if that has anything to do with it but, she just said we all should get the shot not the mist.
A
Andrea
Guest
The nurse at the CF center we go to in Orlando told us that no one in our household should get the flu mist. Ben is still a baby (almost 7 months). I don't know if that has anything to do with it but, she just said we all should get the shot not the mist.
A
Andrea
Guest
The nurse at the CF center we go to in Orlando told us that no one in our household should get the flu mist. Ben is still a baby (almost 7 months). I don't know if that has anything to do with it but, she just said we all should get the shot not the mist.
This dang flu mist, is just causing us all confusion. Or at least you and me anyway. My daughter's transplant doc said the same thing. That it was OK for her room mate to get the flu mist and that she didn't have to stay away from Anna after getting it. Yet I hear so many not good things about it, now I am concerned if I should second guess her own tranplant doc who I know wants the best for her.
This dang flu mist, is just causing us all confusion. Or at least you and me anyway. My daughter's transplant doc said the same thing. That it was OK for her room mate to get the flu mist and that she didn't have to stay away from Anna after getting it. Yet I hear so many not good things about it, now I am concerned if I should second guess her own tranplant doc who I know wants the best for her.
This dang flu mist, is just causing us all confusion. Or at least you and me anyway. My daughter's transplant doc said the same thing. That it was OK for her room mate to get the flu mist and that she didn't have to stay away from Anna after getting it. Yet I hear so many not good things about it, now I am concerned if I should second guess her own tranplant doc who I know wants the best for her.
This dang flu mist, is just causing us all confusion. Or at least you and me anyway. My daughter's transplant doc said the same thing. That it was OK for her room mate to get the flu mist and that she didn't have to stay away from Anna after getting it. Yet I hear so many not good things about it, now I am concerned if I should second guess her own tranplant doc who I know wants the best for her.
This dang flu mist, is just causing us all confusion. Or at least you and me anyway. My daughter's transplant doc said the same thing. That it was OK for her room mate to get the flu mist and that she didn't have to stay away from Anna after getting it. Yet I hear so many not good things about it, now I am concerned if I should second guess her own tranplant doc who I know wants the best for her.
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I wondered about this myself a couple years ago when there was a vaccine shortage and I'd read the literature on Flu-Mist, wondering if I could get it instead. I keep meaning to ask DS' ID doctor, but we won't see him until December and meanwhile I've gotten my shot and DS & DH get theirs tomorrow.
I wondered about this myself a couple years ago when there was a vaccine shortage and I'd read the literature on Flu-Mist, wondering if I could get it instead. I keep meaning to ask DS' ID doctor, but we won't see him until December and meanwhile I've gotten my shot and DS & DH get theirs tomorrow.
I wondered about this myself a couple years ago when there was a vaccine shortage and I'd read the literature on Flu-Mist, wondering if I could get it instead. I keep meaning to ask DS' ID doctor, but we won't see him until December and meanwhile I've gotten my shot and DS & DH get theirs tomorrow.
I wondered about this myself a couple years ago when there was a vaccine shortage and I'd read the literature on Flu-Mist, wondering if I could get it instead. I keep meaning to ask DS' ID doctor, but we won't see him until December and meanwhile I've gotten my shot and DS & DH get theirs tomorrow.
I wondered about this myself a couple years ago when there was a vaccine shortage and I'd read the literature on Flu-Mist, wondering if I could get it instead. I keep meaning to ask DS' ID doctor, but we won't see him until December and meanwhile I've gotten my shot and DS & DH get theirs tomorrow.