I guess, theoretically, excessive drinking could affect the immune response after vaccination and thus the effectiveness of the vaccine. But, as said, one beer in 3 days is far from excessive in this regard.More
I guess it’s recommended to avoid excessive alcohol on any day, so that’s a welcomed reason by most GPs. I doubt that drinking a lot would be beneficial or neutral under any circumstances....More
No, you can't get encephalitis from the vaccine. According to a company that provides one brand of the vaccine:
https://centrumcestovnimediciny.cz/en/prices-of-vaccines/encepur-for-adults/
One beer doesn't constitute excessive drinking.
The manufacturer of another brand of the vaccine doesn't even mention avoiding alcohol.
https://www.drugs.com/uk/ticovac-0-5-ml-suspension-for-injection-in-a-prefilled-syringe-leaflet.html
No, you can't get encephalitis from the vaccine. According to a company that provides one brand of the vaccine:
https://centrumcestovnimediciny.cz/en/prices-of-vaccines/encepur-for-adults/
One beer doesn't constitute excessive drinking.
The manufacturer of another brand of the vaccine doesn't even mention avoiding alcohol.
https://www.drugs.com/uk/ticovac-0-5-ml-suspension-for-injection-in-a-prefilled-syringe-leaflet.html
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