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COVID-19 vaccines do not influence or interact with antibiotics, so when indicated, antibiotics may be taken at any time relative to COVID-19 vaccine administration. Do not take a pain reliever or fever-reducing drug before receiving a COVID-19 vaccine because these drugs may impact the immune response to the vaccine.
The flu shot does not interact with antibiotics. So, in theory, you can take them together. But experts recommend that you delay the flu vaccine if you have an illness with a fever. If youre taking antibiotics for a serious infection or have a fever, wait until your symptoms are better.
Always provide a personal vaccination record to the patient or parent that includes the names of vaccines administered and the dates of administration. Because personal vaccination records or forms can vary between states, please contact your state or local immunization program for more details.
COVID-19 vaccines do not influence or interact with antibiotics, so when indicated, antibiotics may be taken at any time relative to COVID-19 vaccine administration. Do not take a pain reliever or fever-reducing drug before receiving a COVID-19 vaccine because these drugs may impact the immune response to the vaccine.
The research team found: Patients with more frequent antibiotic exposure in the past three years were at higher odds of experiencing severe COVID-19 outcomes, including hospital admission and 30-day mortality. Using a range of antibiotics was more likely to be associated with COVID-19 hospital admission.
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