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According to the CDC, even when someone is unvaccinated and exposed to measles, they can receive a vaccine within 72 hours of exposure. Certain individuals, like pregnant or immunocompromised people, can be given immunoglobulin within six days of exposure to protect them from the disease.5
The MMR vaccine is typically given as a two-dose series. The first is given to infants 6 months to a year old, and the second to children 4 to 6 years old. Those who live in an area with a measles outbreak… read more
If you had measles as a child, which I did, you may have more resistance than a vaccine can give you
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For those with breast cancer, regular mammogram screenings are crucial. Women at average Show Full Answer
I had all three common infections as a child.
Thank you for your informative message. However Both my children infected
with mumps,chickenpox I fortunately had no issues.
Has your doctor recommended the new Covid vaccine? If yes, what about the flu shot at the same time?
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