Can I get a flu A vaccine for tetanus allergy? Authority comes!!

People who are allergic to tetanus should not be vaccinated against influenza A.

Under normal circumstances, allergies to eggs, penicillin, and tetanus allergies are all obvious sensitive constitutions, and severe sensitivities are officially announced as contraindications to influenza A vaccines, so people who are allergic to tetanus cannot be vaccinated with influenza A vaccine.

And it seems that the tetanus vaccine also contains something like egg white, and you can't get the influenza A vaccine for this allergy, after all, two people died after receiving the influenza A vaccine the day before yesterday, although it has not been found out whether it is directly caused by the influenza A vaccine, but it should be related to the influenza A vaccine.

Officially announced contraindications to influenza A vaccine:

Those who are allergic to eggs, especially ovalbumin;

Those who are suffering from a cold and fever, or suffering from acute diseases, serious chronic diseases, or acute onset of chronic diseases;

Patients with Guillain-Barré syndrome;

Patients with other progressive neurological diseases;

Those with severe allergies, allergic to gentamicin sulfate;

People under the age of 3 should not receive influenza A vaccination.

Depending on your situation, you can't go to the hospital for injections.

It's very authoritative to tell you, you can't fight.

Who is not eligible for the H1N1 vaccine???

The notice of the Ministry of Health on the issuance of the "Measures for the Administration of Influenza A (H1N1) Vaccination" states that four types of people cannot be vaccinated against influenza A (H1N1).

1。Children under three years of age;

2。People with nephrotic syndrome, acute episodes and severe chronic diseases;

3。People with allergies to seasonal influenza vaccines;

4。People with other allergies, including medications.

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Tetanus allergy should be the fourth group of people who cannot be vaccinated against influenza A (H1N1), and you can consult your local "Centers for Disease Control" (health and epidemic prevention stations) and medical authorities for details.

Centers for Disease Control (Centers for Disease Control and Epidemic Prevention) and medical administrative agencies can be consulted at the "114 Number" desk.

You can't be vaccinated, you don't meet the first rule, you are allergic to eggs or any other ingredients in the vaccine (including excipients, formaldehyde, lysate, etc.), especially ovalbumin.

Who and under what circumstances should I not be vaccinated against influenza A?

Those who are allergic to eggs or any other ingredient in the vaccine (including excipients, formaldehyde, lysate, etc.), especially ovalbumin; Those suffering from acute diseases, severe chronic diseases, acute onset of chronic diseases, colds and fevers; patients with Guillain-Barré syndrome; Those with uncontrolled epilepsy and other progressive neurological diseases; Those with severe allergies, allergic to gentamicin sulfate; Those who are less than 3 years old; Other people who are not considered suitable for vaccination. In addition, pregnant women are not currently eligible for vaccination. For breastfeeding women, the decision to use the vaccine should be weighed against the risks.

For the sake of insurance, it is not possible to fight. These vaccines contain similar ingredients such as egg whites, and people with "severe" allergies can't get the shots! There are no clear boundaries for severity.