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Thank you for your reminder for all and also the info
Betty Guindon
Sunday, November 04, 2007 at 11:12 PMre: Thank you for your reminder for all and also the info
Christine Miller
Monday, November 05, 2007 at 12:15 AMHi Betty,
I don't think the flu vaccine will interfere with the Enteracept, but you might want to check with a rheumatologist. I'm not sure what the dosage frequency is for that medication, but it might be worth thinking about getting the vaccine in between dosages, maybe a day or two before or after. I take Humira every other week, so I got my flu shot a few days before my scheduled shot day.
I hope this is helpful,
Christine
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Thank you christine for the Flu shot information and update.
I just received my shot two weeks ago. I've always been told, that the shot does not give you the flu, cold or any symptoms.
I'm a chronic pain and Fibro patient and have always had symptoms of a cold with a low grade fever about 48 hours after my flu shot.
My family has always insisted that you cannot get sick from the shot? I told them this year, that I did not know what to tell them, it's a big coincedance that the only time throughout the entire year that I get a cold, is 48 hours after my flu shot???
I do have a question about RA though
I am the sole care giver for a 92 yr old woman with RA. I give her etanercept injections once per week. Will they interfere with the effectiveness of her flu shot???
Thank you
Betty