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I got the Prevnar 20 shot for Pneumonia in August, I knew i would be getting flu vaccine sometime in Oct, then covid booster sometime in January. I wanted to spread them out, I think getting one shot at a time and spacing them out is good , so your system is not working extra overtime on your overall being.

Next year i will get the two shingrix shots for shingles..
 
Session 5 said:
I got the Prevnar 20 shot for Pneumonia in August, I knew i would be getting flu vaccine sometime in Oct, then covid booster sometime in January. I wanted to spread them out, I think getting one shot at a time and spacing them out is good , so your system is not working extra overtime on your overall being.

Next year i will get the two shingrix shots for shingles..
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That's what happens, you just barrage your body and it beats you to death trying multiple vaccines at once. I mean it definitely works but you pay for it, the flu shot just hurt a lil later that day and you get tired. The COVID shot hurts the next day and it was up and down the whole day. Would get a couple hours of peace and then this rush of feeling flustered almost feverish but no fever, achy. So you put those together and it's a good 36hrs of feeling bad and feeling alright lol Rather take 12hrs of misery with one
 
iblive said:
Last booster, which I believe was last October.... I also got my first ever seasonal flu shot. To date never had one, with the exception of the swine flu shot.... whenever that was. Guess I was lucky as again, sore shoulder.... but no other side effects. We'll see what happens this time when I ask for the shingles shot at the same time. May be having a different story to tell. ;):ROFLMAO::unsure:
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I would not be getting shingles shot the same time as flu shot or covid booster..
 
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