• @bloopernova
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    9 months ago

    Talk to your doctor, not Lemmy.

    • @[email protected]
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      9 months ago

      “Doctor, there’s nothin’ wrong with me Doctor, doctor, can’t you see? Doctor, I ain’t gonna die Just write me an alibi” - Lemmy

    • m-p{3}
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      59 months ago

      Are they still? My wife is severely allergic to eggs and she’s been able to get it for the last couple of years now.

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        9 months ago

        Some doses are - some aren’t its a question of the manufacturing process. Make sure your pharmacist is aware of your allergies and they’ll usually have some allergen free stuff on hand.

  • @[email protected]
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    209 months ago

    Yep I work at a hospital, and we are 50 acute beds over capacity already this week and it’s mostly respiratory illness, not even COVID but just pneumonia and such. Unless you really want to try and sleep in a brightly lit hallway on oxygen.

    • @[email protected]OP
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      19 months ago

      I think I will. Out of curiosity, does it actually help with transmission or is it more to make sure you don’t need to be ER or ICU’d?

      • @[email protected]
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        119 months ago

        The latter. Much like COVID you can still very much get it, but it’ll not hospitalize and kill you. It’s really bad this season virus wise.

      • Dark Arc
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        29 months ago

        It can 100% help with transmission. It won’t stop it outright, but that doesn’t mean it doesn’t help.

        I can’t find reference to it, but in the past I recall seeing communities that vaccinated the majority of the kids in their schools against the flu seeing massively reduced cases.

        It makes sense as well, vaccines shorten severity and duration … it makes sense that the viral load and thus the ability for the virus to spread is greatly reduced.

  • ᴇᴍᴘᴇʀᴏʀ 帝
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    99 months ago

    I’ve had them for years because I have asthma and they really do make a difference. If you can get one, grab it.

  • Granixo
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    89 months ago

    I would get the flu shot as soon as i see it 💥🔫

  • PP_GIRL_
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    Not unless you’re around children, the elderly, or the immunocompromised on a regular basis