Originally Posted by
zandoval
Allot of people are getting thier flu and covid shots at the same time. I would not recommend it. Even though it does not fit the guidelines as necessary I still recommend separating vacinations by at least two weeks...
Some reason other than your gut feeling? I had my third booster and influenza vaccine at the same time - no problems, but I generally don't get reactions beyond just feeling rotten for a day or two.
Originally Posted by
skidder
FYI: The shingles vaccine in also an mRNA-type vaccine
Incorrect, it is a "recombinant" vaccine, and it uses modified DNA, as opposed to COVID vaccine which is "messenger" RNA.
Messenger RNA technology has been in development for decades, but the first mRNA vaccines approved for use in the United States were the COVID-19 vaccines produced by Pfizer and Moderna