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Not so far but anything can happen. Sorry to hear you're dealing with this! Hope she is better very soon!

Tamiflu is magical. Mine was on the mend and seemed wayyy better on day 3 of Tamiflu but then woke up on day 4 with a really pleghmy cough on the chest and a fever. Then was good day 5. So it was up and down a bit.

Day 5 was largely okay. Still a little cranky but definitely not bad for having had the flu.

I bet with the combo of being vaccinated plus Tamiflu thatcher symptoms will be pretty mild.

Hope your little one is feeling better! My 2 month old just had the flu. It lasted a week. Now we are in South America and my 4 year old has it. The symptoms are way worse for my 4 year old.
How's your babe doing?

My husband has the flu right and he's the last one of us to go down. My son got it early in the season (early Dec when he was 13 months) and it was awful. He tested negative so they didn't give him Tamiflu and he had a 104 degree fever for 5 days straight. Now we're finding out that not only is the vaccine pretty worthless this year, so is the test! The doc told my husband today that the test is only catching about 55% of cases. So I'm quite sure it was flu that he had, at the time his ped and both nurses were shocked his test was negative just because he was so clearly miserable. My daughter got the flu in January and it was going around her class so when she woke up from a nap with a 102 fever out of the blue I immediately rushed her to urgent care. Luckily she tested positive and they gave us Tamiflu and she was much better in less than 24 hours because we caught it so early. Sadly she did manage to pass it to me and I'm allergic to Tamiflu so I was screwed. It was 5-7 days of pure suck. Hubs started Tamiflu this morning so I'm hopeful he'll be feeling much better by Tuesday

@Miss Ariel: your daycare doesn't have a 24 hour fever free policy?