
Health Tip: If You Get the Flu While Pregnant
(HealthDay News) -- The flu may be dangerous enough, but it's even more of a threat for women who are pregnant.
All women should get the annual flu vaccine, the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention advises.
If you do develop the flu while pregnant, the CDC suggests:
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