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Fri Dec-04-09 06:59 PM
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So I had my seasonal flu shot and H1N1 shot at the same time on Wednesday. |
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So far, so good. I haven't exploded or turned into the Green Goblin.
And my arms barely were sore at all.
I'll keep you posted in case I grow an extra eye or something.
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Fri Dec-04-09 07:00 PM
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1. And lived to tell the tale. :-) nt |
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Fri Dec-04-09 07:04 PM
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2. From my own experience, you may find yourself |
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Edited on Fri Dec-04-09 07:05 PM by BeatleBoot
going about your life and being productive and happy.
and not spreading any of those nasty viral little beings to others.
Life is good through science.
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Fri Dec-04-09 07:20 PM
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3. Ah! Happiness and productivity!??? The Horror! The Horror! |
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Fri Dec-04-09 07:24 PM
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4. I thought you weren't supposed to do that, I hope |
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Fri Dec-04-09 07:35 PM
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6. I can't think of any immunological reason not to. We use combo vaccines |
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in animals ALL THE TIME, and so do physicians.
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Fri Dec-04-09 11:14 PM
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Fri Dec-04-09 07:34 PM
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5. Nothing wrong with two vaccinations at the same time. |
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I routinely give FVRCP (combo of 3 vaccines) PLUS FeLV PLUS Rabies to cats all at the same time, and have done so for 27 1/2 years with no problems.
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Fri Dec-04-09 07:40 PM
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7. We are not cats! No really I thought I did hear that you |
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should get them a couple weeks appart. It could be they told us that since the H1N1 wasn't avaiable at the time.
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Fri Dec-04-09 08:14 PM
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9. They may have been talking about the flumist version. |
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Fri Dec-04-09 10:36 PM
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10. You either get vaccines on the same day, or you wait a minimum of three weeks between them. |
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This is so you avoid administering a vaccine during an interferon peak, which would limit its effectiveness.
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Fri Dec-04-09 07:41 PM
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8. My son got his H1N1 over a week ago. No problems so far. n/t |
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Sat Dec-05-09 02:08 PM
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12. I received the seasonal, H1N1 and a tetanus booster this Fall. |
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That durned tetanus booster does leave things a bit sore for a couple days.
My arms are still working fairly well, too!
:hi:
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Sat Dec-05-09 07:19 PM
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13. My wife, 2 kids and I all recieved both seasonal and H1N1 vaccines this morning.... |
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bit of soreness where the H1N1 vaccine was, but no other complaints.
We use an adjuvanted, multi-dose vaccine up here in Canada. I figure if teh autism hasn't appeared by Tuesday, we're in the clear.
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Sun Dec-06-09 01:20 AM
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14. well at least you're doing as you say |
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