Who has rights?

What is Pneumococcal vaccine? Pneumococcal vaccine prevents the most common types of bacterial pneumonia and other serious infections. Pneumovax 23 vaccine is sometimes called BЂњpneumonia shot. BЂ "

Is the pneumococcal vaccine in clinics flu? Yes, it is possible to clinics for those who are eligible. b 

Who is eligible to receive Pneumococcal vaccine? Chronic heart, liver or kidney

People with lupus, multiple sclerosis, muscular dystrophy, immunosuppressant drugs (including cancer and organ transplantation), myocardial infarction and chronic liver disease (including hepatitis C, cirrhosis, hepatitis B) and the right to receive the vaccine. Importantly, the vaccine should not be less than 14 days

to the immunosuppressive therapy, like chemotherapy. Who has rights? The following people are not people who are under 65 these conditions are not pneumococcal vaccination me every year? Most people only need this vaccine once in a lifetime. Some people should get a second dose of vaccine: Children 2-10 years

need a second dose and should receive a second dose three years after their first dose. Adults who need the second dose should receive it within five years after receiving the first dose. Is the pneumococcal vaccine safe? Pneumococcal vaccine can not give you pneumonia. This will prevent the most common form of bacterial pneumonia in the future. How effective is the Pneumococcal Vaccine? You begin to have protection from pneumonia 10 to 15 days after your shot. The effectiveness of the vaccine depends on your age and health, and, reportedly, 56 - 81% effective against invasive pneumococcal infection. Can strattera price pneumococcal vaccine and other vaccines, give at the same time? Yes. b Although Pneumococcal vaccine can be given at the same time as other vaccines, it should be given as separate injections elsewhere. What are the possible side effects of pneumococcal vaccine? the injection site. Some people may have a slight fever, headache and / or muscle pain

If you have questions about vaccinations you received, or have any unusual symptoms after vaccination, call HealthLink Alberta at. >> <<