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Different doses using different types of vaccine.
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By *ermite12uk OP Man
over a year ago
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Probably a daft question. But..
Just wondering if it's possible that on your first dose of the vaccine you had the Pfizer. But the second you have Modema or Astra?
Wouldn't have thought you could. As, certainly the Pfizer and Astra ones, work slightly differently.
Googled it quickly, and can't find much info unfortunately. |
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Doubt you will ever be able to mix doses of the Oxford and Pfizer, entirely different vaccines.
Trials continue to see if the Moderna and Oxford can be interchangeable but current guidance is based on two doses of the same vaccine |
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"Probably a daft question. But..
Just wondering if it's possible that on your first dose of the vaccine you had the Pfizer. But the second you have Modema or Astra?
Wouldn't have thought you could. As, certainly the Pfizer and Astra ones, work slightly differently.
Googled it quickly, and can't find much info unfortunately."
There are studies ongoing to examine the effects of combining different vaccines, in different orders & dose sizes. A little time should furnish us with the facts.
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"Probably a daft question. But..
Just wondering if it's possible that on your first dose of the vaccine you had the Pfizer. But the second you have Modema or Astra?
Wouldn't have thought you could. As, certainly the Pfizer and Astra ones, work slightly differently.
Googled it quickly, and can't find much info unfortunately."
they are actually running a research project on that very thing now to see how it works.. it came up on a newsletter thing from a research project |
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