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Overseas vaccinations - CLL
HiI'm off to Barbados in February. I'm W and W but now wondering if I need any vaccinations because of my CLL. Any thoughts would be appreciated Thank you
HiI'm off to Barbados in February. I'm W and W but now wondering if I need any vaccinations because of my CLL. Any thoughts would be appreciated Thank you
Fkatcake
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CLL Support
5 months ago
Further COVID boosters
However we have a trip booked to Nepal in September which I am really looking forward to and my thought processes say that it probably is worth having a booster before going as I rather suspect that it would be somewhere that hasn’t got enormous coverage for the
vaccination
in its population so the risk
However we have a trip booked to Nepal in September which I am really looking forward to and my thought processes say that it probably is worth having a booster before going as I rather suspect that it would be somewhere that hasn’t got enormous coverage for the
vaccination
in its population so the risk
Billiebobdog
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PMRGCAuk
1 year ago
Vaccination under Acalabrutinib?
I read that vaccinations under a therapy with Acalabrutinib (Calquence) do not work well. How do you do it with booster vaccinations for COVID, for example? Will the drug then be paused? Thank you for answering!
I read that vaccinations under a therapy with Acalabrutinib (Calquence) do not work well. How do you do it with booster vaccinations for COVID, for example? Will the drug then be paused? Thank you for answering!
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CLL Support
1 year ago
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Shingrix may be available on Australia's National Immunisation Program for those with CLL from 1 November 2023
See our pinned post about vaccinations for general guidance about Shingles
vaccination
and about prophylactic antivirals which in certain circumstances can be recommended either in lieu of or in addition to
vaccination
to protect CLL patients against Shingles and PHN.
See our pinned post about vaccinations for general guidance about Shingles
vaccination
and about prophylactic antivirals which in certain circumstances can be recommended either in lieu of or in addition to
vaccination
to protect CLL patients against Shingles and PHN.
CLLerinOz
Volunteer
in
CLL Support
11 months ago
PMR and Covid vaccinations
my pmr started shortly after my Covid
vaccination
and I’m curious about any possible links
my pmr started shortly after my Covid
vaccination
and I’m curious about any possible links
penloppy
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PMRGCAuk
1 year ago
dengue fever vaccinate or not?
I started off on 15mg Pred in October and am now down to 10mg. I am off to India (Rajasthan) in February and dengue fever vaccine has been suggested. As it is a live vaccine I am not sure whether having the vaccine is worth the risk of contracting dengue. Any advice? Also big thanks to the community
I started off on 15mg Pred in October and am now down to 10mg. I am off to India (Rajasthan) in February and dengue fever vaccine has been suggested. As it is a live vaccine I am not sure whether having the vaccine is worth the risk of contracting dengue. Any advice? Also big thanks to the community
Hb22
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PMRGCAuk
5 months ago
Flaring up after Booster
I had my fourth Covid
vaccination
yesterday morning. It should be my fifth but I didn't take the previous one.
I had my fourth Covid
vaccination
yesterday morning. It should be my fifth but I didn't take the previous one.
Choccy23
in
NRAS
11 months ago
Strategic Masking to Protect Patients from All Respiratory Viral Infections
Immunity acquired by means of
vaccination
and infections, combined with the widespread availability of rapid diagnostics and effective treatments, has dramatically reduced the morbidity and mortality associated with SARS-CoV-2.
Immunity acquired by means of
vaccination
and infections, combined with the widespread availability of rapid diagnostics and effective treatments, has dramatically reduced the morbidity and mortality associated with SARS-CoV-2.
Jm954
Administrator
in
CLL Support
11 months ago
Covid
Just recovering from a very nasty covid bout - my first. I'm a pretty healthy, active 76 year old with no medical issues other than PV. I don't need to take any prescription medicines other than HU, and otherwise take only aspirin and vitamins. Nevertheless, I was seriously sick for 2 weeks with all
Just recovering from a very nasty covid bout - my first. I'm a pretty healthy, active 76 year old with no medical issues other than PV. I don't need to take any prescription medicines other than HU, and otherwise take only aspirin and vitamins. Nevertheless, I was seriously sick for 2 weeks with all
saltmarsh
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MPN Voice
5 months ago
When life gives you lemons...
So after a few horrendous years of infertility and another IVF failure pre-Christmas, my husband had a chat with me and said I need to stop "hiding away" and need to start socialising again and getting a bit of the "old me", the "pre-infertility me", the "pre-IVF me" back. I realised he was right. I've
So after a few horrendous years of infertility and another IVF failure pre-Christmas, my husband had a chat with me and said I need to stop "hiding away" and need to start socialising again and getting a bit of the "old me", the "pre-infertility me", the "pre-IVF me" back. I realised he was right. I've
WillowPark
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Fertility Network UK
5 months ago
Eligibility for the spring 2023 COVID-19 booster vaccine
You can read the article here: https://www.lupusuk.org.uk/covid19-
vaccination
/
You can read the article here: https://www.lupusuk.org.uk/covid19-
vaccination
/
Debbie_kinsey
Administrator
in
LUPUS UK
1 year ago
Rituximab timing of Covid2 vaccination
This might interest those on Rtx who are due a Covid
vaccination
……medwireNews: Findings from two studies suggest that among rituximab-treated patients, those with a longer time since their last infusion may be more likely to have an antibody response to vaccines against SARS-CoV-2.
This might interest those on Rtx who are due a Covid
vaccination
……medwireNews: Findings from two studies suggest that among rituximab-treated patients, those with a longer time since their last infusion may be more likely to have an antibody response to vaccines against SARS-CoV-2.
AgedCrone
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NRAS
1 year ago
PLUVICTO LU-177 Reading lots of explosions of liver lesions, what’s up with this Med?
First Do No Harm 1-After the shut down what company is now supplying pluvicto? 2-Any studies out there between Gleason score, or psma score ratio, Ductal. Intraductal, or Neuroendocrine Differentiation? 3-Any studied or published papers with men treated with pluvicto, that have Germline or Genome
First Do No Harm 1-After the shut down what company is now supplying pluvicto? 2-Any studies out there between Gleason score, or psma score ratio, Ductal. Intraductal, or Neuroendocrine Differentiation? 3-Any studied or published papers with men treated with pluvicto, that have Germline or Genome
AdovocateCat
in
Advanced Prostate Cancer
6 months ago
Having a Covid Booster vaccination and Flu vaccination at the same time with Lupus (SLE)
Hi everyone, I need to get a Covid booster
vaccination
and also a Flu jab. The WHO suggests that it’s safe to have both vaccinations at the same time (in different arms) but I was wondering if there was anyone here with personal experience of having SLE and getting both of these vaccinations.
Hi everyone, I need to get a Covid booster
vaccination
and also a Flu jab. The WHO suggests that it’s safe to have both vaccinations at the same time (in different arms) but I was wondering if there was anyone here with personal experience of having SLE and getting both of these vaccinations.
MariaVT
in
LUPUS UK
8 months ago
Update on timeline for Spring 2023 COVID-19 boosters
You can read the full article here: https://www.lupusuk.org.uk/covid19-
vaccination
/#2023booster Take care Debbie
You can read the full article here: https://www.lupusuk.org.uk/covid19-
vaccination
/#2023booster Take care Debbie
Debbie_kinsey
Administrator
in
LUPUS UK
1 year ago
Haemophilus influenza advice.
I am colonised with the haemophilus influenza bacteria had it for several years. It's well controlled but I cough up the green sputum everyday. My daughter is due to have our first grandchild who will have no or little immunity until she has her Hib vaccinations starting at 3 months through to 6 months
I am colonised with the haemophilus influenza bacteria had it for several years. It's well controlled but I cough up the green sputum everyday. My daughter is due to have our first grandchild who will have no or little immunity until she has her Hib vaccinations starting at 3 months through to 6 months
uk-claires
in
Lung Conditions Community Forum
6 months ago
Flying, Covid & Bronchiectasis - Your tips/thoughts
I'm exploring travel insurance, it's tricky re
vaccination
and Covid Cover. I'm feeling left behind by the world. Thank you all again so much, in advance. #flying #Covid #unvaccinated #bronchiectasis
I'm exploring travel insurance, it's tricky re
vaccination
and Covid Cover. I'm feeling left behind by the world. Thank you all again so much, in advance. #flying #Covid #unvaccinated #bronchiectasis
Yess1e
in
Bronchiectasis Support
1 year ago
Breathlessness advice
I don’t want to get into full panic mode but plan to mention it to the nurse next week when I have my next
vaccination
. Any reflections or experiences welcome. Thanks Debbie
I don’t want to get into full panic mode but plan to mention it to the nurse next week when I have my next
vaccination
. Any reflections or experiences welcome. Thanks Debbie
Grenfell37
in
British Heart Foundation
1 year ago
Covid antibodies
Hi folks I posted back in October about the Stravinsky Study - research being carried out by The British Society for Immunology into antibody response to Covid vaccinations. I gave my first set of samples on13th October and then had my next Covid booster on 17th October (I'm on Humira). Results are
Hi folks I posted back in October about the Stravinsky Study - research being carried out by The British Society for Immunology into antibody response to Covid vaccinations. I gave my first set of samples on13th October and then had my next Covid booster on 17th October (I'm on Humira). Results are
jbzm
in
NRAS
6 months ago
Research shows blood cancer patients generate strong T cell immunity after SARS-CoV-2 vaccination
Regardless of their diseases and treatments, COVID-19
vaccination
generates strong T cell immunity in this grou[/i][i]p,” Associate Professor Teh says."
Regardless of their diseases and treatments, COVID-19
vaccination
generates strong T cell immunity in this grou[/i][i]p,” Associate Professor Teh says."
CLLerinOz
Volunteer
in
CLL Support
1 year ago
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