Can tinnitus patients get vaccinated? Can I get a vaccine for tinnitus?

Whether or not a tinnitus patient can be vaccinated depends on his condition and**. Tinnitus is divided into two categories: physiological and pathological, simple physiological tinnitus is eligible for vaccination, and pathological tinnitus needs to be targeted for the condition first. In order to prevent adverse reactions to vaccination, it is necessary to stay on site for 30 minutes after the injection.

With the outbreak of the new crown virus and the research and development of new crown vaccines, the international WHO has proposed that only more than 70% of the population can be vaccinated to obtain good herd immunity. However, there are certain restrictions and requirements for the vaccination of the new crown vaccine, so can I get the new crown vaccine if I suffer from tinnitus?

1.Can tinnitus be vaccinated against the new crown.

Whether tinnitus patients can be vaccinated against the new crown needs to be judged according to the actual tinnitus. Tinnitus is also divided into physiological tinnitus and pathological tinnitus, and the general physiological tinnitus is caused by external interference, which normally does not affect vaccine injection. Pathological tinnitus is considered to be caused by otitis media or other ear diseases, and it is recommended to make a detailed diagnosis of the primary disease first, and vaccinate to ensure recovery.

2.Precautions for COVID vaccination.

From the analysis of the reactions of the currently vaccinated population, there will also be mild or serious adverse reactions after the new crown vaccination. Common mild adverse reactions include allergies, redness, swelling, soreness, malaise, low-grade fever and other symptoms at the vaccination site, and in severe cases, laryngeal edema, anaphylactic shock, injection site infection, etc., anti-allergy should be carried out in time**.

Therefore, after vaccination, individuals need to observe their own physical condition, and it is best to stay at the vaccination site for 30 minutes to ensure that there are no obvious adverse reactions before leaving.

Deafness and tinnitus can be vaccinated, under normal circumstances, colds, acute inflammation, allergic diseases have severe liver, serious heart disease, etc.

It is not possible to play during the acute attack, and if it is just simple tinnitus, there are no other symptoms, and it generally does not affect it. If there are other diseases that cause tinnitus, it is recommended to talk about it first.

Tinnitus can generally be vaccinated against the new crown.

If it is tinnitus caused by environmental factors or mental factors, it is usually possible to take the new crown vaccine, and if it is tinnitus caused by ear diseases, it is best not to take the new crown vaccine, so as not to affect the recovery of the condition.

Tinnitus can be vaccinated against the new crown because tinnitus refers to the subjective feeling that there is a sound in the ear or head, but there is no corresponding sound source in the outside world.

Whether patients with tinnitus can be injected with the new crown vaccine should be judged according to the ** of tinnitus.

If it is physiological tinnitus, it is caused by external interference, and it will not affect the injection of vaccine. If it is due to otitis media or other diseases, the vaccine can only be given after the primary disease**.

Patients should not take medication when taking the vaccine and should avoid fever, and it is not recommended if the patient is taking medication during the illness or has developed other symptoms. Avoid vaccinations that make the patient's primary illness more severe or adversely affect the effectiveness of the vaccine.

Tinnitus can be vaccinated, as long as there is no other high blood pressure, during meals, or diabetes and other serious diseases, it can be vaccinated.

Tinnitus can be vaccinated, as long as you are vaccinated for three days without medication to control the disease, you can get a vaccine shot.

If it's not very serious, I also had a slight tinnitus, and I also had the first shot without any problems. Nothing has an impact.

If tinnitus is simple, you can get the coronavirus.

Tinnitus is not a problem that affects vaccination.

Yes, it is not a contraindication.

Whether patients with tinnitus and deafness can be injected with the new crown vaccine need to be judged according to **. Physiology does not affect vaccine injection. If it is used for otitis media or other diseases. The vaccine can only be administered after the primary disease is cured and cured.

Yes, it is not a contraindication.

Hello, according to your description, it is considered to be neurogenic tinnitus, as long as there are no other chronic infections or fever, you can get the flu vaccine.

Measles is a very harmful infectious disease, and it should be vaccinated at the age of 8 months to have a better immune effect.

Tinnitus does not cause diarrhea, it should be something you eat.

It's best to ask a doctor.

It is recommended to consult a doctor.

Contraindications to influenza A (H1N1) vaccination:

1.People who are allergic to eggs or any other ingredient in the vaccine, especially ovalbumin.

2.Those suffering from acute illness, severe chronic illness, acute attack of chronic disease, cold, and fever.

3.People with uncontrolled epilepsy and other progressive neurological diseases, those with a history of Guillain-Barré syndrome.

4.Those who have a history of allergy to kanamycin.

I don't know what the cause of your nervous tinnitus is, so let's check the contraindications to vaccination first.

At present, a large proportion of the vaccines we have in China are still inactivated viruses, no matter what type of vaccine, the essence is still to let the body itself firstCauses an immune response to fight viral infections that may be encountered later。Therefore, people whose own immunity is relatively poor or who happen to have decreased immunity during this period of time due to other triggers are more likely to appear after vaccination.

Strictly speaking,There is not enough evidence to suggest a "causal relationship" between vaccination and sudden deafness and tinnitus"One, two, and three" new crown vaccines have the same effect:

According to experts, a shot is conducive to saving the cost of vaccines and medical treatment; The two injections have a good safety profile, the vaccine is stable, and it is easy to use; The three-shot injection is easy to be mass-produced, with high safety and low adverse reactions.

Shao Yiming, a researcher at the Chinese Center for Disease Control and Prevention and a member of the expert group of the vaccine research and development team of the scientific research group, said that the difference in vaccine injections depends on its principle and technical route. One shot of adenovirus vector vaccine, two shots of inactivated vaccine, and three shots of recombinant protein vaccine. For example, if you have a mission abroad, when you don't have time to get two or three shots, you can choose to get a one-shot vaccine.

The elderly have more side effects, so they can choose recombinant protein vaccines and inactivated vaccines to mix with each other. Shao Yiming said that the protective effect of the three types of vaccines is the same, and it is currently recommended to get whichever one can be shot.

There is no impact, the vaccine is not *** for the time being, those who are allergic to the vaccine do not need to be vaccinated, and those who have uncontrollable high blood pressure cannot be vaccinated.

The vaccine *** is relatively not so big, there will be an observation period after the vaccine, if there is any discomfort can be stopped, rest assured.

Does vaccination affect hearing? It should have no effect. Unless there is anything else***. It usually doesn't have any effect.

Does vaccination affect hearing? I don't think the vaccine has any effect on hearing. Because the vaccines are very safe now.

Yes. I am an example. But the doctors won't say.