Arm hurting months after flu and swine flu shot?

January 22nd, 2011 | Flu Symptoms and Signs Scroll Down To Read Answers To The Question

It was about five months ago now i went to my doctors for the season flu, and swine flu immunisations, i also had more immunisations a few weeks ago in school. the thing thats worrying me is that i can still feel where the injections went in and my arm aches quite bad when i lift my arm up above my shoulder. This was about five months ago and i though the acheing would go away but it has not, will it ever go away?

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  1. smurf says:
    January 22, 2011 at 4:55 pm

    Yes Jamie, it does hurt for ‘a while’ but it will settle down, I think it’s because the injection has been given in the muscle, which apparently takes longer to heal, don’t worry too much about it, it will get better.



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