There are two types of vaccine:
Type I: It consists of parts of the three most common strains of the influenza virus that occurred in the last winter season.
Type II: A weakened viral vaccine containing the three most common strains of the influenza virus that occurred in the last winter season and is given as a nasal sphincter not available in Lebanon yet and given to individuals between the ages of two and 49 years.
Both vaccines are present in chicken eggs and should therefore be avoided for people with severe allergies to chicken eggs. These symptoms appear as swelling of the body, allergic to the lungs or general degeneration with low blood pressure when eating eggs. However, mild or limited allergies when eating eggs or touching chicken blades do not prevent the vaccine.
Type I: It consists of parts of the three most common strains of the influenza virus that occurred in the last winter season.
Type II: A weakened viral vaccine containing the three most common strains of the influenza virus that occurred in the last winter season and is given as a nasal sphincter not available in Lebanon yet and given to individuals between the ages of two and 49 years.
Both vaccines are present in chicken eggs and should therefore be avoided for people with severe allergies to chicken eggs. These symptoms appear as swelling of the body, allergic to the lungs or general degeneration with low blood pressure when eating eggs. However, mild or limited allergies when eating eggs or touching chicken blades do not prevent the vaccine.
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