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From influenza and COVID-19 to pneumococcal, shingles and more, vaccines help keep you healthy
Children as young as 6 months should get vaccinated, but dosage guidelines depend on kids’ ages and past vaccines
Just like the flu, COVID-19 continues to evolve every year with new and smarter variants
Most people can return to work and regular life when they’re symptom-free for 24 hours
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Most routine vaccines are safe for people living with multiple sclerosis — but be sure to talk with your care team about your needs
Updated vaccinations are recommended to better protect against the evolving virus
Redness, swelling, itching and rash can happen when your body’s immune system reacts to the vaccine injection
The short answer: It’s complicated, but the basic care precautions still prevail, like washing your hands and isolating if you’re sick
The duration varies, but symptoms can linger for a few days up to a couple weeks or more
Vaccination is best for prevention, but if you get sick with COVID-19, treatments are available
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