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Once you've been vaccinated against COVID, don't forget about the other vaccines you need... first and foremost of these is the flu vaccine. It's available at most, if not all, pharmacies, so stop making excuses, don't delay, and get it ASAP . . #ɢᴇᴛᴠᴀᴄᴄɪɴᴀᴛᴇᴅ #influenza #pneumovax #shingles #shinglesvaccine #getvaccinatedyoufilthyanimals #covid_19 #covidvacccine (at Northern Liberties) https://www.instagram.com/p/CShxR_RpZ3b/?utm_medium=tumblr
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@mbdey 💞 & I are back here, in the transfusion room at Santa Monica Hematology Oncology!! . Week 2 begins! This week, my dose of Kyprolis gets increased & I get a shot of #Xgevia (#denosumab), which is a bone strengthener, and a shot of #Pneumovax, which is a vaccine so I don’t get pneumonia. . Thanks to @coripembletonthompson & @inlagirl for the comfy blankets! . We staged the last picture for dramatic effect for Stephanie’s entertainment & to showcase the cute rainbow ostrich!! . ❤️🧡💛💚💙💜 . #MMSM #Myeloma #MultipleMyeloma #MMunder40 (at Santa Monica Hematology-Oncology Consultants) https://www.instagram.com/p/BtlyhHMBEbgROtUp_6fXDdw44XKcgwU0DRFu0c0/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=1amaws9tvi34t
Did the pneumococcal vaccine lay Lou Ferrigno low?
Did the pneumococcal vaccine lay Lou Ferrigno low?
So we took the puppies back to the shelter over the weekend, and, I must admit, I’m still kind of sad. But duty calls, particularly since I promised you guysthat I’d try to maintain a regular blogging schedule at least until the week of Christmas, when I’ll probably take all or most of that week off from blogging. Today, though, I don’t think I have the energy for a really deep dive into…
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Vaccination Damnation
Ugly doctor’s office ceiling tiles spin while I rest. A regular visit yielded an unexpected bonus. “Surprise! You are allergic to Pneumovax!”
I have never even heard of a vaccine for Pneumonia.
– Written for Day 2 of Awake August 2016, 31 Days of Mindful Writing in the form of Small Stones (concise daily observations) from Writing Our Way Home.
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You answered a question about the pneumonia vaccine given in two doses, five years apart. I got my first, after getting pneumonia. It could be a coincidence, but I got pneumonia again, just as the first 5 years was ending. I got the second dose and told that's it. I'm curious why that's all one needs, instead of every 5 years? I can't help but think my getting sick again, just as the first 5 years was ending, was more than a coincidence. But, coincidences happen.
You don’t know that your pneumonia was cased by the pneumococcus, so we can’t say that the vaccine failed. Most pneumonia is viral. The vaccines prevent only pneumococcal pneumonia, which is less common. The current recommendation is based on studies showing that antibody protection is durable after two doses given 5 years apart.
PNEUMOKOKKEN-IMPFUNG ÄLTERER sinnlos.
GROSSBRITANNIEN: KEINE ROUTINEIMPFUNG ÄLTERER GEGEN PNEUMOKOKKEN, e-arznei-telegramm, 06. Mai 2011.
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May 20, 2015 - Week 3 - During the first week of rotation, Doug had a patient come in and ask about the new Prevnar 13 vaccination. He wasn’t very familiar with it, so couldn’t really give an explanation to the patient. He asked me to do a bit of research on it, and I ended up making a pamphlet for community healthcare providers. This pamphlet tells him what Prevnar 13 is (a vaccine for pneumococcal disease for children and older adults), who should receive it, and how and when to give it. Prior to Prevnar 13, there was Prevnar 7 for kids, and a Pneumovax 23 for older adults. It’s a bit confusing because the CDC still recommends both, you just have to know when to give which. Well, today we had a patient come in for Prevnar 13, so it was cool seeing it come full circle, and being able to answer questions about it. He’s also now using the pamphlets as an educational sheet for the patients.
