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I got my RSV vaccine an hour ago at Kaiser Permanente, Oakland, CA. The woman who administered the shot offered the comment (I didn't ask) that I would be immune for life. I asked her about it. She said the CDC could change their stance but that's what she's been given to understand (she didn't say those exact words but that was her message). I said I was told that the Shingrix vaccine (2 doses) are supposed to do that (97% effective). Anyway, great, but I wonder.
She did come off as very knowledgeable. I asked her several things and she was not wishy washy about anything.
A quick Google search yields this:
Currently, the RSV vaccine series consists of a single dose. Studies are ongoing to determine whether older adults might benefit from receiving additional RSV vaccines in the future. So far, RSV vaccines appear to provide some protection for at least two RSV seasons.Aug 30, 2023
Anyone have further information on this? Lifelong would be great, but I have to wonder.
She did come off as very knowledgeable. I asked her several things and she was not wishy washy about anything.
A quick Google search yields this:
Currently, the RSV vaccine series consists of a single dose. Studies are ongoing to determine whether older adults might benefit from receiving additional RSV vaccines in the future. So far, RSV vaccines appear to provide some protection for at least two RSV seasons.Aug 30, 2023
Anyone have further information on this? Lifelong would be great, but I have to wonder.