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I'm having pain in arm after flu shot. is this normal?
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Yes its quite common: It can last for less than a day in majority of people, but in some it could last longer, for a few days. If it last longer 2-3 days or is getting worse, see your pcp, as it might be something else.
Answered 11/20/2013
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