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I am 19 weeks pregnant. should i get a flu shot? walgreens says they have preservative-free shot available. should i get one from there?
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Sounds fine: Doctors recommend that pregnant women get the flu shot to help prevent the seasonal flu. The shot can be given at anytime during pregnancy (any trimester is ok).
Answered 7/15/2017
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