High -dose flu -vaccines ... Additional efficacy despite side effects

High -dose vaccines are accredited to 65 -year -old people, and can help people in this age group get a strong immune -influenza response. The flu is an enemy that affects the nose, throat and lungs, which is parts of the respiratory system, as the flu can be prevented by receiving the vaccine as it recommends the control and prevention centers in the United States CDC to receive annual flu vaccines for each individual of 6 months or more. Vaccination with high -box flu contains three or four times the amount of flu virus antigens, the part that stimulates the immune system, located in standard flu vaccines. The one dose of the recommended flu vaccine for older individuals contains the same amount of antibiotics in the standard dose in the vaccine, but it increases the immune response because it contains an aid. Vaccination with high -dose flu showed that the flu data collected by the disease control and prevention centers in the United States showed that the dose of the standard flu vaccine is often ineffective in people older than 65 years, unlike younger age groups. People aged 65 or longer are generally vulnerable to severe flu and associated complications more than others. Referring to previous influenza seasons, researchers found that high -dose flu vaccines are generally more effective than standard doses in the protection of 65 -year -old people and more in terms of hospital stays due to flu. Studies have revealed that there are higher levels of antibodies in older adults, which have received high -doses -flu vaccines compared to those who received the standard dose of flu vaccines. The effects of vaccines in the side flu according to a large study conducted to compare the high -dose flu vaccines in standard doses were found that those who obtained a high -dose vaccine were more likely to develop side effects during the first week of receiving the vaccine. The side effects of receiving the vaccine: headache. Muscle pain. Feeling of extreme fatigue. Pain, pain or change of skin color on the injection site.