These symptoms, if they occur, usually start 6-12 hours after vaccination and can continue for 1 or 2 days. Life threatening allergic reactions are very rare, but can happen in people who have severe allergy to any vaccine component, most commonly allergy to eggs. The influenza viruses used in the vaccine are grown in hens' eggs. People who have an allergy to eggs or who have ever had a serious allergic reaction to a previous dose of influenza vaccine should consult with a doctor before getting an influenza vaccination. If you are an individual who is considered to have a high risk for flu, please get your vaccination where ever possible.
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