Pneumonia Vaccine Information - Symptoms of Pneumonia and Vaccination Reviews

Pneumonia is a more frightening disease than you think.

The story of my father suffering while receiving isolation treatment for pneumonia and

Please refer to the ways to proactively prevent pneumonia through vaccination and how to enhance the effectiveness of the vaccination.

 

 

Pneumonia refers to inflammation that occurs in the alveoli, or air sacs, of the lungs.

Pneumonia is most often caused by infections from microorganisms.

It is also very rare, but infections caused by fungi can occur.

 

My father also had pneumonia before.

When you catch pneumonia, since it is a respiratory disease, symptoms such as cough, phlegm, and difficulty breathing appear.

Since it is an inflammatory disease, there may be fever or chills.

My father also suffered greatly because of these symptoms.

You were hospitalized and received isolation treatment because it can be contagious.

It seems you were hospitalized and received about 10 days of antibiotic treatment for pneumonia.

It was an infection from a long time ago, so I'm not sure if they are still undergoing isolation treatment now.

I remember how you suffered for a while after discharge, with symptoms lingering like a cold.

It varies depending on the individual, but since it's related to the respiratory system, it's best to be very careful and cautious.

 

In cases of pneumonia, severe conditions can lead to sepsis or shock, and complications such as empyema or lung abscess can result in death. So, if a common cold doesn't improve easily, it's not something to take lightly or assume it's just pneumonia.

 

 

There is a vaccine for the prevention of pneumonia.

Currently, the government provides free vaccinations for those aged 65 and older, so it is highly recommended that your parents get vaccinated.

It may not completely prevent pneumonia, but it is effective in reducing severe pneumococcal infections!!

 

And just because someone is young doesn't mean they are safe from pneumonia, so I think getting vaccinated is still the best option.

I think it's better to forget the idea that I'm okay because I'm still young and to prepare in advance for things I can prepare for.

So, my family members have all completed the pneumococcal vaccination.

 

Please note that receiving the flu vaccine and the pneumococcal vaccine together can enhance their effectiveness.

I also found out from the hospital.