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COVID-19 vaccine guidance for those who are lactating is based on faulty assumptions, experts say
I did read that one! I'd definitely get moderna or pfizer if it's offered, and probably J&J. I'm just hoping for more info there.Lari , I found this article...Although it doesn't mention the J&J vaccine specifically, it does help explain the extremely low risk of adverse reactions when it comes to vaccination while breastfeeding.
COVID-19 vaccine guidance for those who are lactating is based on faulty assumptions, experts say
I think this is so crazy!!! Idiot!!!!
My stepdad had to get his at the hospital for that reason. Fortunately, he didn't have a reaction.Also, a lot of people with a history of allergic reactions are being told they have to wait until they can get enough allergic people together to have an event in/near the emergency room. Which is interesting, I don't think I've heard of that happening in other states.
I know, me too. I get that the "effectiveness" is not as high as Moderna or Pfizer, but not getting extremely sick or dying is what's important IMO. If I end up getting a "bad cold" even if vaccinated with the J&J, that will sort of be like getting my "second dose". It allows my immune system to build up even more antibodies naturally. It also does not have any reported anaphylaxis reactions like the other 2.Honestly the more I hear about J&J's vaccine the more I like it so I might deliberately get that one.
Most of the doctors have offices in the hospital, but are still turning them down. I can see pharmacies turning them away but you'd think the doctors would be well-equipped to deal with a reaction or move them to the ER. But it's good they're thinking about their safety.My stepdad had to get his at the hospital for that reason. Fortunately, he didn't have a reaction.