Can stomach ulcers be vaccinated against influenza A 10

You ask the doctor, the doctor can't lie to you.

I think it should be fine, just one shot, and not every day.

**Allergies don't matter, but it's best to get vaccinated when you're in the best physical condition, because after all, you have to carry out an immune process.

I have been vaccinated with the domestic influenza A vaccine, and I have no other symptoms except for a little dizziness and fever in the afternoon after vaccination. I am also allergic to penicillin, cephalexin, domestic contrast agents and seafood, so I am very afraid of getting sick, so I get vaccinated every year to prevent the flu. I'm allergic, but I'm not allergic to the regular flu vaccine or hepatitis B vaccine.

The doctor said that as long as I was not allergic to egg white, I would be fine. You can't get other vaccines within one month of vaccination, don't take a bath for three days, and there is no taboo about eating and drinking.

There are several groups of people who can not be vaccinated against influenza A: people who are allergic to eggs or proteins; Suffering from acute diseases, severe chronic diseases, acute onset of chronic diseases; Children under 3 years of age cannot be vaccinated because there are no data on the safety and efficacy of influenza A vaccination in children under 3 years of age.

People who have a cold, fever, or allergies to the seasonal flu vaccine cannot be vaccinated. People with Guillain-Barré syndrome, uncontrolled epilepsy, and other progressive neurological disorders are also contraindicated from vaccination. For lactating women, the decision to vaccinate should be fully weighed against the pros and cons.

No, our classmates who are allergic to cephalosporin are not allowed to fight.

When the time comes, you can ask the doctor, and they will have a doctor at the door to solve your problem first, decide if you can get a shot, and then let you in.

Seven groups of people are prohibited from receiving influenza A vaccine.

Influenza A vaccine is not suitable for everyone, and seven categories of people are prohibited from receiving influenza A vaccine. The seven groups of people are:

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 and lactating women are currently not eligible for influenza A vaccination.

You're asking the same question as me, and I'm thinking about it.

The first class of soldiers killed many people.

Only a very small number of people in our class went (also forced by parents, and some said that they were going to write a suicide note), we are afraid of death, there are too many people killed, don't take risks!! There's no need for this, so be careful

That's my question.

Look at someone else's.

About a month later, it's very uncomfortable] The common adverse reactions are mainly local pain, redness and swelling, and mild fever and headache during systemic adverse reactions.

Support you! Don't go to Nie!!

Of course, you have to get vaccinated, since it's a vaccine, there should be no problem, of course, unless your school makes fake medicines.

My cousin is a medical student, and I asked them about some cases of influenza A that they came into contact with at school, in fact, as long as the influenza A virus does not mutate, the threat is still not big, but if it mutates, 10 or 200,000 should not be cured, so it is still necessary to pay attention.

It's good for your health, but you have to talk to your family about it, don't let them worry, and eat lightly after picking it up.

4 of them died, all of them were sick themselves!

It rarely happens, and in general, it is better to celebrate Qicong! I've just hit it, and I don't feel anything!

Many teachers in our school have beaten up, and I haven't seen anyone feel any discomfort!

Even if there is ***, it is a very slight rash and low-grade fever of Yuying, and it can heal itself in a day or two!

Influenza A vaccine***:

The common adverse reactions are mainly local pain, redness and swelling, and the systemic adverse reactions are mild fever, headache, etc., which are basically the same as the seasonal influenza vaccine, and no rare adverse reactions have been found. Systemic adverse reactions include: fever, fatigue, headache, dizziness, and nausea are common; Occasionally, sore throat, muscle pain, cough, abdominal pain, joint pain, abnormal activity (decreased and increased activity), dry mouth, loss of appetite, diarrhea, allergies, and chest tightness occur mainly within 24 hours of vaccination.

People who are not suitable for influenza A vaccination:

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.

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