The vast majority of people who become infected with Covid19 suffer such mild symptoms that most of them don't even realise they've had it.

But some people experience a much more severe reaction to the infection, and some die. Could this be due to a reaction between the virus and the flu vaccine?

I'm not suggesting that the flu vaccine makes people more susceptible to Covid19. But I do wonder if the flu vaccine could potentially turn Covid19 from a very mild disease into a serious respiratory condition. If that is the case, with the northern hemisphere winter just round the corner, we are definitely going to get a second wave, and there will be many more unnecessary, preventable deaths.

I don't want to needlessly deter vulnerable people from having the flu vaccine, but I personally think this issue needs to be looked into, urgently.

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