Dr. Manoon’s Guidelines for COVID-19 Vaccination in 2024: Recommendations for High-Risk Groups

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2023-12-13 12:56:23
Dr. Manoon Recommends Updated Guidelines for COVID-19 Vaccination in 2024

In a recent Facebook post, Dr. Manoon Leechawengwong, a specialist in respiratory system diseases at Vichaiyut Hospital, shared updated guidelines for COVID-19 vaccination in light of the current state of the virus. According to Dr. Manoon, the current strain of the virus has seen a significant reduction in its virulence.

Moving forward, Dr. Manoon recommends that everyone who has not been vaccinated against COVID-19, as well as those who have been previously vaccinated, should consider receiving the new COVID vaccine, XBB, which is expected to become available in Thailand next year. This recommendation is especially targeted at the 608 high-risk group, with the goal of reducing the likelihood of severe illness and hospitalization due to COVID-19.

For individuals who have experienced allergic reactions or significant side effects from the COVID vaccine, it is advised that they do not receive additional doses. Additionally, for those who have previously been vaccinated and naturally infected with the virus, the decision to receive a booster shot should be based on their own willingness, as it has been observed to provide relief from symptoms in the event of reinfection.

Dr. Manoon also emphasized that individuals who are hesitant to receive the COVID vaccine and have not been previously vaccinated have the option to rely on available medications to manage severe illness in the event of infection with the virus.

The updated guidelines come as a response to the evolving nature of the COVID-19 virus and aim to provide clarity for individuals navigating the vaccination process. It is imperative for individuals to consult with healthcare professionals to make informed decisions regarding vaccination.

For more information, Dr. Manoon can be reached through his Facebook page, Mormanoon Leechawengwong FC.]
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