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By: Laredo Sun Writers
This immunization campaign is independent of that conducted by other health agencies such as the Laredo Medical Center, Gateway Clinic, Doctors Hospital and nosocomial private clinics and pharmacies, as they do in department stores like HEB and Walgreens.
The process is simple immunized, 1) Manage your car to the registration table and sign, 2) Pay the $ 20 (acceptance of medical insurance Medic Aid), 3) roll up your shirt, be vaccinated and go.
Will be held from 10:00 am to 2:00 pm in the parking lot on the west side, with Green Street entrance. Hector F. Gonzalez, general health of the city, calls for high-risk individuals be vaccinated, as is the case of persons over age 50, pregnant women, patients with cancer of the lung or heart disease, diabetes, asthma, HIV, and other chronic degenerative disorders, and those living and live every day with these people.
Not be vaccinated under 3 years, or anyone allergic to eggs or products made from it, nor those with high temperature over 100 degrees Fahrenheit the day of the vaccine or who have severe allergic reaction to medication thimerosal.
National Disease Center, warns that the vaccine against seasonal flu, it protects the person from three virus types typical of respiratory disease at this time of year.
The national center itself noted that influenza or flu is the eighth leading cause of death in the country in this fall and winter, between people of all ages.
It is recommended to people sick with a tissue to cover mouth and nose when coughing or sneezing, then throw the tissue in a trash safe, and washing hands.
If you cough covering the inside of your arm to the elbow, also wash your hands. Avoid touching your eyes, nose or mouth because germs get fast on these three routes and do not share personal items that might be contaminated with body fluids of others.
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