Pneumovax 23mg Injection

Pneumovax 23mg injectable is an injection of Pneumococcal vaccine used to stop the disease. In both young children (from 6 weeks to 17 years old) as well as adults ( aged 18 and older), This injection can prevent meningitis (inflammation of the spinal cord and brain) as well as sepsis or bacteremia (bacteria in the bloodstream) as well as pneumonia (lung infection) and ear infections caused by 13 varieties of Streptococcus pneumoniae bacteria. It causes the body to produce antibodies that protect the body from infection.
Don’t take Pneumovax 23mg injectable if you are sensitive to the Pneumococcal vaccination, other ingredients found in this medication, and any other vaccination containing diphtheria toxoid. Do not use this medication if you suffer from a severe illness that causes fever (over 38 degrees). Before you begin treatment, inform your doctor of the present and previous medical issues, including breathing problems, bleeding, bruising, or conditions. Inform your physician if you are suffering from a weak resistance to infection (weekend seizures) or a weak immune system.
Inform your physician if your baby is born prematurely (at or before 28 weeks of gestation). Tell your physician if you are pregnant, expecting to become pregnant or suspect you are nursing or pregnant. Don’t self-inject. A qualified doctor should administer Pneumovax injections of 23 mg.