Happy new year folks

Considering to setup a regular schedule for me and my wife to take vaccines.

Based on my research, usually people take Influenza vaccines every year. Also considering to take covid vaccines regularly, but very little research available online (even less so for Malaysia context).

Just to seek second opinions from people here - what vaccines do you take regularly?

[note: posting in this Serious Kopitiam for a contributive discussion, but is not meant for any medical advises]

This post has been edited by ericling: Jan 2 2025, 10:12 AM

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Influenza
Thyroid

Word of advice:
Stay away from vaccines is the best solutions.

This post has been edited by wwoosy: Jan 2 2025, 10:22 AM

High-risk citizens only

Influenza

Flu jab....end of the year, go jab....used to the routine....everyone in my family get the jab...from old to young....

Next in my list is probably dengue

just influenza north and south variants

last time used to take typhoid vaccine because mandatory for handling food in f&b, but renew every 3 years, now no need because already out of f&b job

now haven't take any vaccine because don't even know what to inject, maybe hepatitis A/B vaccine

Hep B vaccine la

Influenza je.

then can laugh at people getting so sick from influenza

just yearly influenza

Yr logic got problem . Influenza keep mutate all the time why u think the old vaccine will work leh ?

Check la which vaccines you can claim tax relief on... flu can, for sure

Why need to take yearly vaccine? What's the logic? I can understand if you work in high risk places like hospital, food processing...but for regular folks...need meh?

Lol, macam vaccine salesman je, in Malaysia we don't have such culture, only U.S have, that's why they are no.1 in food allergies, no.1 in autoimmune disease and autism.

Not decided to take yearly vaccine yet, still considering hence the research and getting second opinions here.

On your question - I believe vaccine should be updated from time to time, but I might be wrong. Will need to research more on vaccine efficacy on mutations.

Not promoting vaccine - just researching.

And agree with you, Malaysia dont have such culture, but I am surprised when I google online, that US population are getting vaccines every year.

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