Finally popped hot this morning after feeling like shit the last couple of days, sore throat, chills and aches, bit of trouble sleeping as well![]()
CVS and Walgreens have the new bivalent booster in stock, if you haven't gotten a booster in the past few months go get it, get your flu shot while you're at it too.
Got my appt next Wednesday. Should be prime time since I'm over 1 month from "natural immunity".
Scheduled for Tuesday. And if this hits me as hard as the first booster, I shall take advantage of CA's paid covid leave. It expires Sept 30th.
getting double-tapped friday while my 3 year old finishes her 3-shot original vax course.
Gonna have to ask the doc how long we need to wait for the new booster after getting over the infection.
I think the websites will let you make an appt if your previous infection was at least 14 days ago.
So I popped hot over the weekend how long do I wait to get the new booster?
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CDC is recommending 3 months.
https://www.cdc.gov/vaccines/covid-1...html#infection
In addition, people who recently had SARS-CoV-2 infection may consider delaying a primary series dose or booster dose by 3 months from symptom onset or positive test (if infection was asymptomatic). Studies have shown that increased time between infection and vaccination may result in an improved immune response to vaccination. Also, a low risk of reinfection has been observed in the weeks to months following infection. Individual factors such as risk of COVID-19 severe disease, COVID-19 community level, or characteristics of the predominant SARS-CoV-2 strain should be taken into account when determining whether to delay getting a COVID-19 vaccination after infection.
I'll be 2 months and 1 week. Good enough.
The real question is, do we think get booster asap or wait a little bit for maximum effectiveness during the inevitable (?) winter wave?
No idea. I meant than if you got the old booster instead of the new one designed for the omicron variant. Not that it's a longer lasting than the original. I'd imagine the same issue would persist for general immunity, but improve for long term protection against serious illness.
good call on the booster. i scheduled for a same day (today). kinda surprised but kinda not at the ease of it.
Got mine yesterday; no flu shot yet but I'm planning on that. The covid shot tends to make the arm I got it in really really really sore so I'd rather THAT goes away before I get flu shot. Not to mention I mean to call my doctor and see if I can get the flu shot with my physical later this month.
Shadowneko doesn't believe in flu shots lol, but he is going to get the covid booster. I'll remind him.
Haven't popped hot yet and I hope I never do.