Select one of the above links for more information or call 0800 22 44 88 for advice on seasonal flu.
Dont let seasonal flu turn on you
It's that time of year again, when you should be thinking about making an appointment for your annual seasonal flu jab.
Seasonal flu can turn nasty - if you're over 65 or have a long term medical condition you should take some time to read the facts about the seasonal flu virus.
For more advice, contact the NHS Helpline on 0800 22 44 88 (8am - 10pm 7 days a week).
Swine flu
Swine Flu is a completely new virus to which very few people are likely to have immunity. It has occurred at a time of the year when seasonal flu isn't around, and may affect more people than seasonal flu. It might become more serious. The seasonal flu vaccination does not protect against swine flu.
Who needs the seasonal flu vaccination
Anyone who suffers from heart or lung problems, or is 65 or over, should get the seasonal flu vaccine. Conditions and diseases which can make flu much more dangerous include: asthma, bronchitis, emphysema, cystic fibrosis, diabetes and HIV infection.
What is seasonal flu?
Seasonal flu is much more serious than you may think. Seasonal flu is a virus that can cause chills, fever and a sore throat and, if you have heart or lung problems or are 65 or over, it will hit you hardest.
Where do I go to get my seasonal flu vaccination?
If you think you're eligible for the seasonal flu vaccination, just contact your GP surgery or pharmacist to find out more. The vaccine is quick, free and could save you weeks of misery.