What Makes a Flu More Severe Than Others?
Experts say that the month the Flu occurs depends significantly on the location. In the United States, Flu starts in the fall and ends in the spring. It mostly peaks between January and February and stops between April and May. For this reason, anyone older than six months must get the flu shot yearly. It would help to get the shot immediately when it is launched, that is, by late October. Your body works for two weeks after vaccination to make the antibodies that fight Invaders when the flu season arrives. You don’t need to fret if you don’t get vaccinated early because the vaccines still work if administered by the end of January or later.