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I received flu shot yesterday am and have had stomach pain & tiredness? is this normal? ty
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There may: be a mild fever and some muscle aching/fatigue however stomach pain is unusual and if worsens or persists call your Provider who administered the vaccine. Hope this helps DrZ
Answered 10/30/2016
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