If seasonal LAIV and 2009 H1N1 monovalent LAIV are inadvertently given at the same visit, do either or both doses need to be repeated, and if so, when?
Seasonal LAIV and 2009 H1N1 monovalent LAIV should not be administered at the same visit. While use of the 2 types of LAIV at the same visit could result in reduced immunogenicity for one vaccine, according to some experts, there are no data describing what happens with the vaccine response following simultaneous administration of LAIV vaccines. However, if both types of LAIV are inadvertently administered at the same visit neither vaccine, needs to be repeated.
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