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- 20/02/2025
I'm having a bit of trouble with my breathing, especially when I'm climbing stairs. I've been using my inhaler, and I've also had the Prevenar 13 vaccination back in 2018 and the FLUQUADRI 0.5ml booster in July 2019. My doctor has mentioned I need another vaccination for this season, especially with the monsoon coming. Could you let me know if the FLUQUADRI 2020-21 vaccine is available in Electronic City, Bangalore? Any insights would be really helpful.
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sorry for late answer
Dr. Anshul Suggests...
Consult a Pulmonology Respiratory Medicine Specialist
Answered 04/07/2025
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Your Vaccination History
- Vaccines Received:
- Prevenar 13 in 2018
- FLUQUADRI booster in July 2019
- Protection:
- Prevenar 13 protects against pneumococcal infections.
- FLUQUADRI offers seasonal flu protection; annual updates are recommended.
Need for Current Season Vaccination
- Importance:
- Annual influenza vaccination is crucial, especially during monsoon.
- Doctor’s Recommendation:
- Aligns with your history and current health needs.
Availability of FLUQUADRI 2020-21 Vaccine in Electronic City, Bangalore
- Checking Availability:
- Contact local hospitals, clinics, or pharmacies.
- Use online resources or government health portals for updates.
Breathing Difficulty and Use of Inhaler
- Monitoring Symptoms:
- Keep track of breathing issues.
- Consultation:
- See your healthcare provider if symptoms worsen.
- Vaccination Benefits:
- Helps reduce respiratory infections that may worsen breathing.
Next Steps and Recommendations
- Follow-Up:
- Consult your doctor for personalized advice.
- Record Keeping:
- Update your vaccination records regularly.
- Symptom Management:
- Manage respiratory symptoms alongside vaccination efforts.
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