VARILRIX VACCINE INJECTION 0.5ML

Question 1

How does VARILRIX VACCINE INJECTION 0.5ML work?

Accepted Answer

VARILRIX VACCINE INJECTION 0.5ML is an immunizing agent or vaccine from a live, weakened, or attenuated varicella-zoster virus. It helps to provide persistent or long-lasting protection against varicella or chickenpox by stimulating the immune system to form antibodies.

Question 2

Do I require repeated doses of VARILRIX VACCINE INJECTION 0.5ML?

Accepted Answer

Your doctor will determine the number of doses required based on age, vaccine history and health condition. You must inform your doctor if you have taken any vaccines before taking VARILRIX VACCINE INJECTION 0.5ML.

Question 3

Can I take VARILRIX VACCINE INJECTION 0.5ML with aspirin?

Accepted Answer

Taking aspirin, aspirin-containing drugs, or any other salicylates for at least six weeks after taking VARILRIX VACCINE INJECTION 0.5ML is not recommended as it may cause Reye's syndrome, a severe condition resulting in liver and brain damage.

Question 4

Are there any possible side-effects of VARILRIX VACCINE INJECTION 0.5ML?

Accepted Answer

VARILRIX VACCINE INJECTION 0.5ML may cause side effects such as fever, pain, swelling, and redness at the injection site. These side effects are usually mild and temporary. However, if any of these side effects persist or get worse, inform your doctor immediately.

Question 5

In which conditions should I avoid taking VARILRIX VACCINE INJECTION 0.5ML?

Accepted Answer

VARILRIX VACCINE INJECTION 0.5ML is not recommended for use in children below nine months of age, pregnant women, people with a weak immune system (such as people with HIV, cancer, or people taking high doses of corticosteroids or immune suppressants), people with active and untreated tuberculosis, and people who have a temperature higher than  38.5°C.

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