The United States publishes the combined use of Govit-19 and influenza vaccines

The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has given people the green light to get the Govt-19 and Influenza vaccines simultaneously (Credit: Reproduction / Bexels)

The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has given people the green light to get both the Covit-19 and influenza vaccine simultaneously. Until then, according to the Seattle Times, the CDC recommends waiting at least 14 days between two vaccines.

“We now have more experience with the Covit-19 vaccines than when they were first introduced. We are more comfortable saying that there is no problem in administering them with other vaccines,” said Kelly Moore, chief executive of the U.S. NGO Immunization Action Coalition, which works with the CDC quoted.

The SDF is committed to the Ministry of Health to provide vaccines to the SP state

This change in orientation is aimed precisely at the onset of winter in the United States because autumn begins on September 22 (spring begins in the southern hemisphere).

According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, quoted in The Seattle Times, the medical literature states that the potential side effects of the vaccine are “generally the same when given alone or with others.”

Therefore, if a person takes the second (or booster) dose of the corona virus vaccine at the same time as the CDC, they will have no previously known side effects or significantly worse reaction.

Keep in mind that both of these vaccines are administered over the upper arm, which can cause pain in that area. The CDC advises that if you vaccinate each hand, they may later become sore.

In addition, the U.S. company quoted by the newspaper said, “there is” a little more chance “of experiencing the common side effects of vaccines when you get the flu, the headache and both the body and the vaccine.

“But in our experience of administering multiple vaccines at once, it’s not a sum. It’s not like you got a double reaction because you got two shots instead of one,” Kelly Moore told The Seattle Times.

Although the combined use of Govit-19 and influenza vaccine has not been studied, CDC experts emphasize that this practice is not new. Children, especially infants, are usually given several vaccines during a visit to the pediatrician.

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