When to See Your Doctor and How Can I Pay for Shingrix?
Your immune system responds strongly to shingrix, which may result in some short-term side effects. These side effects may be uncomfortable, but they are expected and usually go on their own after 2 to 3 days. if needed you may take some over-the-counter pain medication. You should contact your doctor if the symptoms are not improving, or getting worse and if they stay for more than 3 days.
Although it is rare, serious side effects may also occur. One of which includes an allergic reaction. Signs of an allergic reaction occur within minutes or hours after a dose. See your doctor immediately if you experience any life-threatening symptoms.
There are several ways you can pay for the vaccine, they include:
- Medicare Part D
- Medicaid
- Private health insurance
- Vaccine assistance program