The bacteria causing the infection may not be completely treated or may develop resistance to the antibiotic if the antibiotic is not taken for the full prescribed time. You should see your regular doctor or go to the nearest emergency department if you develop a severe headache, facial pain, repeated vomiting, trouble breathing, or a fever that does not go down after 3 days. If you're older than 65. The ideal time to get the inoculation is from October through November to give your body time to build up antibodies to the virus which usually strikes Texas around Christmas and lasts until February. Patients should go to the clinic where they usually receive medical care or where their primary-care physicians are located.
Some clinics require appointments.
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