Can flu vaccine and chickenpox vaccine be hit together

Influenza vaccine and chickenpox vaccine should not be given together. Influenza vaccine and chickenpox vaccine should not be given together. This is because the vaccination time, vaccination site, vaccination contraindications, etc. of the two vaccines are different. If vaccinated at the same time, it may affect the effectiveness of the vaccine or increase the incidence of adverse reactions. Specifically, influenza vaccine is a vaccine against influenza virus infection, usually given once a year, mostly in autumn. Chickenpox vaccine is a vaccine against varicella zoster virus infection, usually given once. The interval between the two vaccines is at least 4 weeks. In addition, influenza vaccine and chickenpox vaccine are live vaccines, and the vaccination site is the deltoid muscle of the upper arm. If vaccinated at the same time, the chance of adverse reactions may increase due to irritation at the vaccination site. Therefore, it is recommended to vaccinate influenza vaccine and chickenpox vaccine separately to ensure the effectiveness and safety of the vaccine. For specific vaccination time and method, consult your local vaccination agency or doctor. For special groups, such as pregnant women, children, the elderly, people with underlying diseases, etc., consult doctors before vaccination, and select appropriate vaccines and vaccination time according to individual circumstances.