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The discussion about vaccination is already happening in many families. People with allergies are particularly concerned. Because in Great Britain isolated allergic reactions have occurred after vaccination. Is it doubtful to get vaccinated for being allergic?
The allergist gives the go-ahead. “Allergic reactions are rare,” Peter Schmid-Grendelmeier tells “SRF.” You should get vaccinated despite allergies.
An important exception
The only exception is for people who have already had severe reactions to a vaccine. “I’m thinking of hives, shortness of breath or even circulatory collapse,” says the allergist. In this case, it is advisable to agree with the responsible body. For example, have an allergy specialist try it or another way.
The reaction usually occurs within the first half hour. “We advise patients with reactions to injected drugs to monitor themselves for a little longer,” continues Schmid-Grendelmeier.
Asthma is not a problem
People with asthma should also get vaccinated. “A particular corona infection increases the risk of asthma getting worse. That far outweighs the risk of an allergic reaction, “says the allergist. (lui)
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