Flu shot season is here – if you recently received a flu shot and have shoulder pain, you may be wondering how long will the pain last? Shoulder pain and soreness at the injection site immediately following a flu shot is very common and should subside within a few days. But what happens if it doesn’t? Shoulder pain that worsens or does not improve within the first few days following a flu shot may indicate a more serious condition known as SIRVA, or Shoulder Injury Related to Vaccine Administration. Some common symptoms of SIRVA include pain at the injection site, soreness, stiffness, weakness, and limited range of motion. If you have shoulder pain following the administration of a vaccine such as a flu shot, you should get medical treatment as soon as possible. If you are a loved one has suffered from a shoulder injury caused by a covered vaccine, contact a vaccine injury lawyer. The attorneys at Zgheib Sayad, P.C. are licensed to practice before the United States Court of Federal Claims. For more information, please schedule a free consultation by calling (888) 276-2027 or filling out a contact form and a vaccine injury attorney will contact you.
How long after a flu shot does shoulder pain last?
