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Is vomiting after flu shot normal?
Some individuals will become nauseous after receiving the flu shot; however, as with headaches, body aches, and a low-grade fever, the CDC notes this is a normal reaction.
How long after flu mist do you get side effects?
It wasn’t reported in clinical trials how long side effects from FluMist last. However, most side effects were reported within 10 to 14 days after FluMist vaccination. If you receive FluMist and experience side effects that seem to last and don’t improve, talk with your doctor.
Can the flu jab cause an upset tummy?
Nausea, vomiting and/or stomach pain.
How long do nasal flu vaccine side effects last?
And some have mild side effects like a headache, cough, body aches, or fever. These usually clear up in about one to two days.
Can the flu vaccine cause sickness and diarrhea?
“The flu vaccine is designed to stimulate your immune system to build antibodies to the virus. That stimulation can cause a low-grade fever, a decrease in appetite, loose stool, mild fatigue or myalgia (muscle ache) and even a scant cough,” Teague says.
Can saline nasal spray cause vomiting?
Caution: Remember to use saline drops and suction the nose before feeding. If done after feeding, suctioning may cause vomiting (throwing up). If you have any questions, be sure to ask your child’s health care provider.
What happens if you swallow saline nasal spray?
The saltwater will run through your nasal passages and drain out of your other nostril and maybe your mouth. You should spit it out and not swallow it. But if some does go down your throat, it won’t hurt you.
What are the side effects of the flu vaccine nasal spray?
In adults, side effects from the nasal spray vaccine may include: Runny nose. Headache. Cough….What are the side effects that could occur with the nasal spray flu vaccine?
- Runny nose.
- Wheezing.
- Headache.
- Vomiting.
- Muscle aches.
- Fever (low grade)
- Sore throat (in older children)
Is it OK to accidentally swallow nasal spray?
Consumers should store these products out of reach of children at all times. If a child accidentally swallows these eye drops or nasal decongestant spray, call the toll-free Poison Help Line (1-800-222-1222) and seek emergency medical care immediately.