Coved booster
Coved booster
Went to the General Hospital walk in for Covid booster this morning. Very efficient in and out in around 15 minutes. Just a reminder they will not administer the Covid jab if you have had the flu jab less than 15 days previously .
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Re: Coved booster
Not sure what the reason behind the 15 days is though because 2 family members in the UK have had both jabs in the same sitting.
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My friend in the UK, had her two jabs (Pfizer &Flu), 7 days apart. Ours 15 days apart Seems a local regulation. Had my flu jab yesterday with no reaction except sore arm. But my booster jab, waiting for next month.
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Re: Coved booster
Quite a number of elderly folks at our medical centre are also being given the flu jab alongside the Covid booster too.
I got my flu jab with my long term asthma review a few weeks ago. Won't get called for my booster until towards the end of next month.
Happy about that as we go on holiday earlier in the month and the previous jabs have left me feeling like a "bag of shite", a good old northern phrase for you!
I got my flu jab with my long term asthma review a few weeks ago. Won't get called for my booster until towards the end of next month.
Happy about that as we go on holiday earlier in the month and the previous jabs have left me feeling like a "bag of shite", a good old northern phrase for you!
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The STIKO, the German committee on vaccinations advising the health ministry, explicitly said that there is no increased risk resulting from coadministration of flu- and corona-jabs.
