Would just one H1N1 shot help protect a child from serious complications from the flu?
My 5 year old neutral got her H1N1 shot, but I suspect she will be exposed to the H1N1 virus before she receives her next shot. I know only about a third of the children her age will have a significant immune rejoinder from a single shot, but will it at least help protect her from deadly complications if she does get sick? Does anyone conscious?
I don't reckon the shot is going to help you if you do catch the virus, I think the shot is just to prevent the virus, or I should say lift you to have a better chance of preventing it, because it's not 100% effective, it's less effective than a condom. They say about 68%
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