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PSA: I’m turning 55 next month, and there’s an issue with people who got vaccinated for measles around the same time I did as a kid having waning immunity.

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  • callunavulgaris@mastodon.scotC callunavulgaris@mastodon.scot

    @overholt This is really interesting. I'm wondering if anyone who's replied is in the UK? We can't just request vaccines on the NHS, for example I wasn't eligible for a free flu jab this year, but this is something I could look into getting done privately, esp as I have a health plan through work instead of a pay rise 😄

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    #52

    @callunavulgaris @overholt I am, flu vaccines are cheap at Boots and various chemists even if you can't get the NHS ones.
    You can get put on a list for more frequent reminders if you have some kind of compromising health condition so it's worth asking GP about it

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    • mab_813@fedi.atM mab_813@fedi.at

      @overholt @geolaw

      Had shingles last year. Definitely recommend getting vaccinated against it.

      I suppose it will be less of a problem for younger generations who got vaccinated against chickenpox in the first place?

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      #53

      @Mab_813 @overholt @geolaw yes chickenpox vaccine will protect from shingles when older, as you need to have been infected with the herpesvirus that causes them. Same virus, chicken pox first, shingles later when it comes back out of your spine. Yay.

      MMR = measles, mumps and rubella. Three entirely different viruses!

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      • noodlemaz@mstdn.gamesN noodlemaz@mstdn.games

        @callunavulgaris @overholt I am, flu vaccines are cheap at Boots and various chemists even if you can't get the NHS ones.
        You can get put on a list for more frequent reminders if you have some kind of compromising health condition so it's worth asking GP about it

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        #54

        @noodlemaz @overholt Thank you both. I've been trying to get a straight answer from the health plan company as to whether it's covered - the blurb says yes in one place and no in another 🤷 It's worth doing anyway as you say, and if it is covered that's a bonus!

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        • anathema@gts.spoonstack.orgA anathema@gts.spoonstack.org

          @CuriousMagpie @overholt

          I *also* had to get the full MMR series a second time, because my titres showed no immunity. This is so important!

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          #55

          @anathema @CuriousMagpie @overholt did not realize it could lose effectiveness that much, and really not this early in life. Good idea to check out soonish.

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          • overholt@glammr.usO overholt@glammr.us

            PSA: I’m turning 55 next month, and there’s an issue with people who got vaccinated for measles around the same time I did as a kid having waning immunity. I got tested and it turned out I had no immunity, so I got revaccinated this week. Don’t listen to the science deniers: measles is not a trivial disease if you’re 5 or 55 and we can no longer rely on herd immunity.

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            #56

            @overholt I can't get vaccinated here b/c the system claims I'm immune b/c of my age.

            I continue to mask in public, but still.

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            • overholt@glammr.usO overholt@glammr.us

              PSA: I’m turning 55 next month, and there’s an issue with people who got vaccinated for measles around the same time I did as a kid having waning immunity. I got tested and it turned out I had no immunity, so I got revaccinated this week. Don’t listen to the science deniers: measles is not a trivial disease if you’re 5 or 55 and we can no longer rely on herd immunity.

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              #57

              @overholt happened to me with whooping cough, which turns out to be less fun than it may sound

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              • scottmiller42@mstdn.socialS scottmiller42@mstdn.social

                @geolaw @overholt Shingles (varicella zoster) and measles (morbillivirus hominis) are different viruses that require different vaccines.

                As FYI, taxonomy-wise, they’re not even in the same kingdom.

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                #58

                @scottmiller42 @overholt I got my chickenpox and measles mixed up. My mistake

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                • overholt@glammr.usO overholt@glammr.us

                  PSA: I’m turning 55 next month, and there’s an issue with people who got vaccinated for measles around the same time I did as a kid having waning immunity. I got tested and it turned out I had no immunity, so I got revaccinated this week. Don’t listen to the science deniers: measles is not a trivial disease if you’re 5 or 55 and we can no longer rely on herd immunity.

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                  #59

                  @overholt consider getting the SHINGRIX vaccine for Shingles too, which will also protect you against Ramsay Hunt Syndrome. I had that, you don’t want it. 😊

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                  • overholt@glammr.usO overholt@glammr.us

                    PSA: I’m turning 55 next month, and there’s an issue with people who got vaccinated for measles around the same time I did as a kid having waning immunity. I got tested and it turned out I had no immunity, so I got revaccinated this week. Don’t listen to the science deniers: measles is not a trivial disease if you’re 5 or 55 and we can no longer rely on herd immunity.

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                    #60

                    It's not your age, at least that's not the whole story.

                    In your age group, you only got vaccinated once - it was believed to be sufficient back then. Today, there are two measles vaccinations which has been proved to be much better/longer lasting.

                    Still, the result is the same - better get vaccinated one time more often than not!
                    @overholt

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                    • overholt@glammr.usO overholt@glammr.us

                      PSA: I’m turning 55 next month, and there’s an issue with people who got vaccinated for measles around the same time I did as a kid having waning immunity. I got tested and it turned out I had no immunity, so I got revaccinated this week. Don’t listen to the science deniers: measles is not a trivial disease if you’re 5 or 55 and we can no longer rely on herd immunity.

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                      #61

                      @overholt We looked back through my records recently and discovered there was no record of my MMR, so I got one. (Mom would have been very pregnant with my sister at that point, So it's not shocking it fell through the cracks.)

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                      • overholt@glammr.usO overholt@glammr.us

                        PSA: I’m turning 55 next month, and there’s an issue with people who got vaccinated for measles around the same time I did as a kid having waning immunity. I got tested and it turned out I had no immunity, so I got revaccinated this week. Don’t listen to the science deniers: measles is not a trivial disease if you’re 5 or 55 and we can no longer rely on herd immunity.

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                        #62

                        @overholt
                        Something I learned from a pharmacist (I'm in a cohort just a bit older than you, and was unsure if I'd been vaccinated as a child) is: when in doubt, get the vaccine — an extra dose is not a problem (one extra dose ≠ overvaccination, with many doses of the same vaccine). From CHOP — Children's Hospital of Philadelphia:
                        https://www.chop.edu/vaccine-education-center/vaccine-safety/other-vaccine-safety-concerns/dosing-safety

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                        • stevenray@sfba.socialS stevenray@sfba.social

                          @overholt consider getting the SHINGRIX vaccine for Shingles too, which will also protect you against Ramsay Hunt Syndrome. I had that, you don’t want it. 😊

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                          #63

                          @stevenray Already did!

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                          • overholt@glammr.usO overholt@glammr.us

                            PSA: I’m turning 55 next month, and there’s an issue with people who got vaccinated for measles around the same time I did as a kid having waning immunity. I got tested and it turned out I had no immunity, so I got revaccinated this week. Don’t listen to the science deniers: measles is not a trivial disease if you’re 5 or 55 and we can no longer rely on herd immunity.

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                            #64

                            @overholt my husband just did that

                            of all the things we don't need, measles is high on the list!

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                            • overholt@glammr.usO overholt@glammr.us

                              PSA: I’m turning 55 next month, and there’s an issue with people who got vaccinated for measles around the same time I did as a kid having waning immunity. I got tested and it turned out I had no immunity, so I got revaccinated this week. Don’t listen to the science deniers: measles is not a trivial disease if you’re 5 or 55 and we can no longer rely on herd immunity.

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                              #65

                              @overholt Got an MMR booster last fall (2024) as well. With overall population vaccination levels being too low to stop outbreaks, the next best option is for those who are vaccinated to ensure their immune response is strong and not waned over multiple decades.

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                              • geolaw@aus.socialG geolaw@aus.social

                                @scottmiller42 @overholt I got my chickenpox and measles mixed up. My mistake

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                                #66

                                @geolaw @overholt No worries. There's a lot to keep track of!

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                                • overholt@glammr.usO overholt@glammr.us

                                  PSA: I’m turning 55 next month, and there’s an issue with people who got vaccinated for measles around the same time I did as a kid having waning immunity. I got tested and it turned out I had no immunity, so I got revaccinated this week. Don’t listen to the science deniers: measles is not a trivial disease if you’re 5 or 55 and we can no longer rely on herd immunity.

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                                  #67

                                  @overholt Another good reason to also get the Shingrix shot. There's some evidence that it's protective against dementia.

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                                  • runrichrun@mastodon.socialR runrichrun@mastodon.social

                                    @overholt
                                    Something I learned from a pharmacist (I'm in a cohort just a bit older than you, and was unsure if I'd been vaccinated as a child) is: when in doubt, get the vaccine — an extra dose is not a problem (one extra dose ≠ overvaccination, with many doses of the same vaccine). From CHOP — Children's Hospital of Philadelphia:
                                    https://www.chop.edu/vaccine-education-center/vaccine-safety/other-vaccine-safety-concerns/dosing-safety

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                                    #68

                                    @RunRichRun @overholt I'm probably slightly older than either of you and I expected that Kaiser would give me a new pair of shots to supplement my single early-1960s one without question but they insisted on checking my titer and in fact I had no immunity. I might have had mild side effects but nothing literally memorable.

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                                    • callunavulgaris@mastodon.scotC callunavulgaris@mastodon.scot

                                      @overholt This is really interesting. I'm wondering if anyone who's replied is in the UK? We can't just request vaccines on the NHS, for example I wasn't eligible for a free flu jab this year, but this is something I could look into getting done privately, esp as I have a health plan through work instead of a pay rise 😄

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                                      #69

                                      @callunavulgaris @overholt I got measles vaccination at Boots just a few weeks ago, cost was about 30 pounds I think.

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                                      • overholt@glammr.usO overholt@glammr.us

                                        PSA: I’m turning 55 next month, and there’s an issue with people who got vaccinated for measles around the same time I did as a kid having waning immunity. I got tested and it turned out I had no immunity, so I got revaccinated this week. Don’t listen to the science deniers: measles is not a trivial disease if you’re 5 or 55 and we can no longer rely on herd immunity.

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                                        #70

                                        I was born mid 60’s and just got the vax again. No sense risking it!

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                                        • overholt@glammr.usO overholt@glammr.us

                                          PSA: I’m turning 55 next month, and there’s an issue with people who got vaccinated for measles around the same time I did as a kid having waning immunity. I got tested and it turned out I had no immunity, so I got revaccinated this week. Don’t listen to the science deniers: measles is not a trivial disease if you’re 5 or 55 and we can no longer rely on herd immunity.

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                                          #71

                                          @overholt 💪

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