Can people with pollen allergies get vaccinated?
What allergies cannot be vaccinated?
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How do people with pollen allergies get covid-19 vaccines?
Spring flowers bloom, and some people with a history of pollen allergies begin to have symptoms including itchy eyes, sneezing, coughing, and severe asthma comorbidities. There are some measures to prevent the occurrence of pollen allergies, including wearing a mask and staying away from the pollen environment. If a pollen allergy is occurring, patients can also take some medications to relieve symptoms.
There are five main contraindications to the new crown virus vaccine, and people with pollen allergies are not contraindicated to vaccination.
However, there are three allergies that cannot be vaccinated against COVID-19.
1
Those who have been vaccinated against a certain technical route in the past and have allergies cannot be vaccinated.
2
People who are allergic to one of the ingredients in the COVID-19 vaccine cannot be vaccinated.
3
Other vaccines that have been given in the past and have had severe allergic reactions cannot be vaccinated.
The above three situations are all contraindications to covid-19 vaccination.
It should be emphasized that when receiving the new crown virus vaccine, if you are in the acute attack period of pollen allergy, especially if there is a serious comorbidity, it is recommended to delay the new crown virus vaccine.
In addition, we have always emphasized staying on the spot for 30 minutes after receiving the new crown virus vaccine, and the purpose is also to take measures for acute allergies, serious reactions and other situations and timely treatment.
Three main palliative vaccine scenarios
Please note
For example, if you are having a fever, or have some acute diseases, or are in the acute onset of chronic diseases, in these cases, you can slow down the new crown virus vaccine, and then consider the new crown virus vaccine after the symptoms disappear or after the condition has eased and recovered.
Expert tips
● To prevent COVID-19, prevent severe illness and prevent death, vaccination against COVID-19 is the best way.
● People with a history of pollen allergy should be vaccinated as soon as possible if they meet the vaccination conditions, and those who meet the vaccination conditions and do not have a booster needle should also be given as soon as possible.
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Source: Jingyang County Center for Disease Control and Prevention
Editor: Gao Yan
Editor-in-charge: Xie Tao
Supervisor: Li Haifeng