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We've created this list of questions to help you have a productive conversation with your doctor. These questions are applicable if you currently have or think you have the flu, or if you’re just planning ahead for flu season.
Download the questions , then print them out and bring them along with you on your next doctor's visit.
- 1. How can I prevent the flu?
- 2. How can I treat the flu?
- 3. What can I do to protect my children from the flu?
- 4. Should I get a flu vaccine to prevent the flu?
- 5. Should I get a flu vaccine for my children?
- 6. Should I take antibiotics for the flu?
- 7. How are antivirals different from a vaccine?
- 8. Can I use antivirals as a way to prevent the flu?
- 9. Can my children also use antivirals?
- 10. What antivirals should we use?
Remember, if you have or think you have the flu, it’s important to familiarize yourself with treatment and prevention options because you may not be aware of all the ways you can fight the flu. For example, there's a prescription antiviral medicine that can help prevent the flu or shorten its duration.
