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Hello doctors, i already took a flu shot this year but still got flu. what kind of medicine is help?
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Can take Tamiflu: Taking Tamiflu at the start of viral influenza can be helpful. Influenza infection can still happen even if vaccinated, but because it still works in many cases and many years, it is recommended.
Answered 1/20/2019
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