revaccination

You should speak with your doctor about specific reasons for vaccination and revaccination.

Revaccination with IG is needed every 3 to 5 months.

If someone received the immunization before age 60, the guidelines call for a one-time revaccination.

If you have been immunized in the past, successful revaccination may extend your immunity.

There is a one-time revaccination booster after five years.

Revaccination in adulthood is recommended if the vaccination schedule was not completed.

Revaccination isn't necessary for those already vaccinated against TB.

To provide clinicians with evidence-based vaccination or revaccination guidelines.

No evidence confirms clinical benefit from revaccination.

These recommendations provide guidance on possible approaches to evaluation and revaccination for each vaccine recommended in the United States.

If no response is observed, revaccination should be considered (BIII).

Revaccination is not generally required.

Revaccination at periodic intervals is also indicated for those with other conditions such as asplenia or nephrotic syndrome.

'The revaccination may or may not help depending on what stage you were in when I gave it to you.'

Early April - Mass revaccination begins.

Revaccination extends immunity longer.

The swelling and itching of the revaccination site on my arm was a constant reminder that I had been inoculated with a virus probably for nothing.

If previously vaccinated with PPSV, a single revaccination should be administered after 5 years.

Neutralizing antibodies are detectable 10 days after first-time vaccination, and seven days after revaccination.

Certain specialists might delay revaccination until after a sustained increase in CD4+ count is achieved on ART.

Ueber die Revaccination (Involving re-vaccination), 1844.

A single pneumococcal revaccination at least five years after initial vaccination is recommended for people 65 years and older who were first vaccinated before age 65 years.

The duration of the protective effect of primary pneumococcal vaccination is unknown; revaccination every 5 years may be considered (CIII) (479).

The primary topic for discussion is the number of insertions (needle pricks) of the bifurcated needles to be used for primary smallpox vaccination and revaccination.

The authorities undertook a massive revaccination of the population, helped by the World Health Organization, "...almost the entire Yugoslavian population of 18 million people was vaccinated."