Flu Vaccine - Influenza

The flu vaccine helps protect against flu which is an infectious virus.

Symptoms may include a fever, a cough, a headache and tiredness and can be mild. However the flu can cause serious or life-threatening illness.

If you do get the flu after having the vaccine, it is likely your symptoms will be milder and your recovery quicker.

You should get the flu jab annually. Having it every year helps to protect you from new and changing strains of flu.

Some people will be eligible for this on the NHS. For more information about the vaccine, please visit the NHS Website Here to see if you are eligible for the flu vaccine on the NHS.

Alternatively please contact one of our friendly and qualified clinicians for more information.