Vaccines distributed in Kentucky, Ohio and Indiana causing infections
1 February 2019 | WKRC Local 12
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The vaccine you received for the flu, whooping cough or hepatitis A might not work. And on top of that, it might have actually infected you. (WKRC)
Kentucky’s health department is sounding the alarm Friday night about a vaccine made in Mount Sterling. Location Vaccination started providing vaccines for businesses in Kentucky, Ohio and Indiana in September. Shortly after, some people started noticing swelling and lumps at the injection site.
The health department says the vaccine was contaminated because it wasn’t stored properly. The company is stopping its distribution.
However, symptoms can show up three months after getting the vaccine, so you’ll need to pay attention.
If your business worked with Location Vaccination, you should give your employees a heads up, and if you live in any of the three states, call the Kentucky Health Department immediately at 502-564-3418.
Health experts say it’s a good idea for anyone vaccinated by that company to get another round. Click here to read more.
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