Sentences with phrase «months after vaccination»

Long term vaccine reactions: If the site of the vaccination remains swollen or is getting larger a month following vaccination, or is still present 3 months after vaccination, please make an appointment with us right away, as this could be the sign of a more serious problem.

If the site of the vaccination remains swollen or is getting larger a month following vaccination, or is still present 3 months after vaccination, please make an appointment with us right away, as this could be the sign of a more serious problem.

Reactions occurring days or months after vaccination can be difficult to recognize.

These reactions may not happen immediately, but weeks or even months after vaccination.

Blood was drawn for titer tests to measure antibodies before the vaccination, and then again one month and six months after vaccination.

At a median of 25 months after vaccination, four of the six patients showed no evidence of cancer recurrence.

This effect was sustained until three months after vaccination.

In the end, the hospitalization rate for respiratory illnesses among high - dose patients was 3.4 percent compared to 3.8 percent among standard - dose patients over the six months after vaccination.

One of the vaccines, developed by scientists at the pharmaceutical giant GlaxoSmithKline and the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Disease (NIAID), helped protect monkeys from Ebola infection 10 months after vaccination.

In some cases, the doctor will advise a blood test for your baby around two months after the vaccination to assess their body's response to a particular vaccine.

The study remarked that there was a marked difference in frequency of IMHA between the first month after vaccination and subsequent months which was not seen in the control group.

Not exact matches

My 4 month old son also has small red dots on his legs after receiving vaccinations.

The vaccination can protect the infant for up to 6 months after birth.

New York State law requires rabies vaccinations for all cats, dogs and domesticated ferrets no later than four months after its date of birth.

The young women were then surveyed about their beliefs regarding cancer and followed for nine months after receiving the first dose to determine vaccination series completion; nearly 350 women participated in the study.

Vaccine - induced antibodies persisted in all volunteers, even those who received the lowest dosage, for at least 11 months after the final vaccination, suggesting that the vaccine could provide durable protection against disease.

Survival was assessed at two time points: within the first 12 months after the initial assessment of vaccination status and until five years of age.

After Osama bin Laden was killed last May, reports emerged that months earlier, the Central Intelligence Agency had held a vaccination drive in an attempt to collect DNA from his relatives and help confirm his whereabouts in Abbottabad, where he was thought to be hiding.

Under the vaccination system recommended by the WHO, the owner of an animal entering Britain would need to prove that the animal had received two primary injections, one after it was three months old and another six months later, as well as annual boosters to keep up the levels of antibodies.

Given that it takes about 2 weeks to build immunity after vaccination and that there will be a limited supply for at least a month or more, the vaccine may have little impact in the United States this fall.

Four of the patients had stage III melanoma, and after the vaccination the disease had not recurred 25 months later.

Each animal was given three doses over two months, then exposed to peanuts two weeks after the final vaccination.

In addition, researchers report that vaccine efficacy seemed to peak early — cumulative vaccine efficacy was estimated to be 60.5 % (95 % CI 22 — 80)-- through the 12 months after initial vaccination, after which it declined quickly.

The disadvantages of the shot include the fact that boosters will be required for up to 1 month after the initial vaccination, in order to train the dog's immune system.

This has been tested out to 20 months after infection and immunity is believed to be lifelong; because this is unproven, continued vaccination is commonly recommended.

In the US, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) regulates importations of dogs and cats and these animals should not be imported from rabies - endemic countries until one month after they receive their rabies vaccination (given at 3 months of age).

Did you know that puppies can get parvo up to 4 months of age, even AFTER they have all their vaccinations?

Beyond 5 months of age, booster vaccines are indicated one year after vaccination, and then only once every three years.

However in most cases there is no great rush and we reccommend desexing your pet between 4 — 6 months, just after completing its primary vaccination course.

The initial adult vaccinations are then given after 4 months of age, every 1 - 3 years.

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We recommend that after the initial series of kitten vaccinations that cats be vaccinated every 12 months.

I Am Not A Fan Of That Vaccination As I Do nt Think It Works, And I Have Seen It Cause New And Chronic Coughs In The Weeks And Months Ahead After It Is Adminstered.

After acceptance to the program, you will need a tuberculosis clearance within the past twelve months, a tetanus vaccination with the past ten years, health insurance, and a criminal clearance check.

Most trainers like to start the training process between four to six months of age, after vaccinations are complete.

The best time to enroll your puppy in class is after her vaccination series is complete, which should be at about four months of age.

This problem usually develops 1 to 2 weeks after vaccination when it occurs, so I suspect that it is not likely in Heidi's case, because she was most likely vaccinated several months ago.

This vaccination is repeated in 2 - 3 weeks and again 2 months after the first vaccination.

Most vets and dog owners don't see the connection because it can take weeks, months or even years after vaccination for these diseases to develop.

See also: «Encephalitis following vaccination against distemper and infectious hepatitis in the dog» «A 4 - months - old, male, healthy dog developed CNS - symptoms 10 days after the second vaccination with live, attenuated distemper and canine hepatitis virus.»

Frequently, you'll see urinary tract infections in cats, often within three months after their [annual] vaccination.

Our logic is that most studies show that cats have a strong natural resistance to feline leukemia after they are about 18 months old, so vaccination doesn't seem warranted given the risk of vaccine associated sarcoma (cancer) in cats and the low risk of acquiring the infection as an adult.

Ideally perform a titer (blood test to assess level of immunity from vaccination) one month after completing vaccinations.

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We recommend that pets by spayed or neutered between 4 and 6 months of age, after they have finished their series of puppy vaccinations but before they are sexually mature and capable of producing puppies or kittens.

Ideally titer one month after final vaccination to assess level of immunity.

For puppies, injectable vaccination provides good systemic immunity as long as two doses are given (approximately one month apart) after age 4 months.

If a lump persists longer than three months from the time of vaccination or is larger than 2 cm in diameter any time after vaccination, then it should be removed and biopsied.

I commonly see inflammatory bowel disease that arises within a month or two after vaccination for one of these viruses.

Fifteen of 19 (79 %) vaccinated dogs in Group 2 eventually relapsed, but 4 dogs (21 %) did not and achieved a durable (> 16 months) first remission after chemotherapy and CD40 - B vaccination.