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PNEUMONIA QUESTION

Just wondering for those of you seeing lots of pnemonia patients who have the flu, do you know if they had the pneumonia vax and still contracted it?

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for the most part, no, in our facility. H1N1 has a greater impact on young, healthy immune systems that over-react and create pneumonia complications or even ARDS. Since the vaccine is not generally recommended for healthy people till >65 most have not been vaccinated.

Our H1N1 co-infected patients are usually under the age of which the Pneumovax is normally given. Most of the co-infected are anywhere from late 30s to 50s, so well under the age of 65, when Pneumovax is usually given.

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Hmmm, maybe I'm confused. I'm speaking of the peds pneumonia vax given by 1 year of age. I keep hearing about the peds flu cases that have end up w/pnemonia, so I'm wondering if those peds had their scheduled pneumonia vax. All replies GREATLY appreciated :)

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