There is no evidence of that.
I have had the Covid vaccines and take normal precautions because I don’t think it makes sense to get covid with its potential side effects after you have had surgery/treated for breast cancer.
There is no evidence of that.
I have had the Covid vaccines and take normal precautions because I don’t think it makes sense to get covid with its potential side effects after you have had surgery/treated for breast cancer.
Vaccines are developed from viruses currently circulating. Covid vaccines were recently tweaked to defend against mutations. Vaccinations prepare for the future. You get a vaccination for each virus. Then your immune system develops antibodies to each virus. Your immune system thus has a head start in mounting a defense if you contract one of the viruses.
Vaccines are developed from viruses currently circulating. Covid vaccines were recently tweaked to defend against mutations. Vaccinations prepare for the future. You get a vaccination for each virus. Then your immune system develops antibodies to each virus. Your immune system thus has a head start in mounting a defense if you contract one of the viruses.
Well put! I have reservations about some medical things, like overtesting, and over medicalizing end of life care, but I always get my vaccines. My mom had a cousin with polio and was terrified of the epidemics. Tears of gratitude would come to her eyes when she'd take us for our shots.
Vaccines are developed from viruses currently circulating. Covid vaccines were recently tweaked to defend against mutations. Vaccinations prepare for the future. You get a vaccination for each virus. Then your immune system develops antibodies to each virus. Your immune system thus has a head start in mounting a defense if you contract one of the viruses.
Good for you in convincing yourself. My sister has long Covid, can’t talk and gets extremely tired. She has all the shots the medical system throws at her. She’s a believer like you. Good for you and good luck.
The MNRA covid vaccine has no affect on breast cancer! My breast oncologist was adamant that I be currently vaccinated for Covid and RSV. I am treated at MN MAYO. Be vaccinated and prevent hospitalization and long covid.
You should know the answer to that. Any pill or shot works in their financial favour. Promoting drugs and shots is the name of their business. Be ware
I also need to add that a shot only can help if they know exactly what kind of virus it is. Are they magically going to predict the future?
There is no evidence of that.
I have had the Covid vaccines and take normal precautions because I don’t think it makes sense to get covid with its potential side effects after you have had surgery/treated for breast cancer.
I caught covid during radiation treatments at the hospital. I get all vaccinations and have had covid 3x already. it's really hard to avoid.
Vaccines are developed from viruses currently circulating. Covid vaccines were recently tweaked to defend against mutations. Vaccinations prepare for the future. You get a vaccination for each virus. Then your immune system develops antibodies to each virus. Your immune system thus has a head start in mounting a defense if you contract one of the viruses.
Well put! I have reservations about some medical things, like overtesting, and over medicalizing end of life care, but I always get my vaccines. My mom had a cousin with polio and was terrified of the epidemics. Tears of gratitude would come to her eyes when she'd take us for our shots.
Good for you in convincing yourself. My sister has long Covid, can’t talk and gets extremely tired. She has all the shots the medical system throws at her. She’s a believer like you. Good for you and good luck.
According to Harvard Health, 3-1-23, getting vaccinated reduces one's risk of ending up with long Covid.
Love to read that article
The MNRA covid vaccine has no affect on breast cancer! My breast oncologist was adamant that I be currently vaccinated for Covid and RSV. I am treated at MN MAYO. Be vaccinated and prevent hospitalization and long covid.