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Vaccine against "swine" influenza A / H1N1.

The vaccine against "swine" influenza A / H1N1 of Russian production is available in several versions:

  • Monogrippol - inactivated vaccine (injections),
  • Pandeflu - inactivated vaccine (injections),
  • Influvir is a live vaccine (intranasal spray).

The influenza A / H1N1 vaccine builds immunity for up to 12 months. Vaccination is carried out several months before the start of the potentially possible spread of the influenza A / H1N1 virus, has contraindications for use:

  • Cannot be used in the midst of a flu epidemic;
  • It is not used during the development of acute forms of diseases of any etiology and chronic diseases during the peak period;
  • It is not used in persons with an allergic reaction to chicken protein;
  • Not used for people with immunodeficiency conditions or using immunosuppressants (drugs to suppress immunity);
  • Do not apply to persons with malignant neoplasms;
  • Not used during pregnancy and lactation.

Side effects of the influenza A / H1N1 vaccine:

  • Redness of the skin (at injection sites),
  • General deterioration in well-being (passes quickly),
  • Temperature rise (does not last long),
  • Sore throat, nasopharynx, rhinitis (disappear in 2-3 days),
  • Allergies to components, headache,
  • Myalgia, neuralgia (rarely).

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