NJconcerned...
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My daughter is immune-supressed. She will get swine-flu vaccine tomorrow. Should I keep her out of school until vaccine takes full effect?
Member Added on Oct 28, 2009
She is healthy right now and really wants to go to school. I do not currently know of cases in her school, but her best friend's brother is home with fever. She is immune-suppressed from liver transplant in the spring. Her WBC and ANC are within normal limits, but she still takes several anti-rejection medications.
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H1N1 Flu (Swine Flu)
35 days ago
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