Here Is Why You Should Wait Weeks To Get A Mammogram After Receiving A Covid Vaccination
AUCKLAND, NEW ZEALAND - SEPTEMBER 10: A measles vaccine is prepared on September 10, 2019 in Auckland, New Zealand. The New Zealand health ministry confirmed 1,051 people have were affected between 1 January and 5 September, 2019. The bulk of cases have been in Auckland in Auckland as health authorities and the Prime Minister implore people to ensure they are vaccinated against the disease. (Photo by Fiona Goodall/Getty Images)
Ladies, this pandemic is completely uncharted territories, so there is always something new being released that we all need to know. Both men and women, but today, this new release specifically focuses on women.
Usually between the ages 45-55 women get a mammogram every year. After that, it’s usually every two years. Researchers are saying that a possible side effect of the vaccine is swelling of a lymph node that could give false positive of breast cancer. I read that experts recommend women should wait approximately 4-6 weeks before taking a mammogram. Honestly, I suggest that you consult with your physician before and after vaccinations to ensure you are covered.
Do you have plans to take the vaccine and receive a mammogram?
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