cristine
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I have a 11 yr old and his school is wanting him to get the H1N1 vac. If he does get it how protected is he?
I'm very uneasy about him getting the vac, what if he does get it and still gets the swine flu what will his Dr. do about it. Is there a antibiotic that can be given? I know the flu is usually not treated with antibiotics so what will happen?
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H1N1 Flu (Swine Flu)
> 60 days ago
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