Flu season is here, and this year it comes with a lot of questions: Should I get a flu shot? When should I get the flu vaccine? Is the H1N1 vaccine now available? 1 dose, 2 doses, 3? Confusing? RediClinic makes it Simple—Offering Prevention, Treatment and Information.
Prevention
H1N1 Flu
Get protection from the H1N1 Flu at your local RediClinic! The H1N1 Flu vaccine is now available for only $19 or your insurance co-pay!
The H1N1 vaccine helps protects one against the H1N1 Flu -- administration is primarily given in the form of one dose, however children ages 2 through 9 should receive two doses. The H1N1 vaccine is separate and distinct from the Seasonal Flu vaccine.
Treatment
Get your flu-like symptoms diagnosed and treated at your local RediClinic!
Cold & Flu: What’s the Difference! The Common Cold – Gradual sore or irritated throat, building over 48 hours:
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Runny Nose/Watery Eyes
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Stuffy Nose/Congestion
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Sneezing
The Seasonal Flu – Fast onset of symptoms, especially fever:
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Fever and Chills
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Body Aches
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Fatigue or Weakness
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Eye Muscle Pain
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Cough (Dry)
RediClinic Clinicians provide diagnostic tests and treatment options for cold and flu-like symptoms. If you’re diagnosed with the flu, the Clinician may provide you a prescription for antiviral medication. However, the common cold is usually treated with over-the-counter solutions.
Be Prepared for the Flu Season!
For a limited time, RediClinic is offering our visitors free samples and valuable savings of Tylenol COLD products! Visit your local RediClinic today!
Information
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Visit your local RediClinic inside select H-E-B stores – highly-qualified Clinicians will provide expert answers to your questions—arming you with the most up-to-date information, and preventative steps to protect yourself and your family this flu season 2009!
*The CDC's 2009 H1N1 Vaccination recommendations are subject to change/amend at any time due such variables as vaccine availability and vaccine demand.
