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If/when CDC’s Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices makes new recommendations on the need for additional doses of COVID-19 vaccine, we will share information with providers and the public. Until then, MDH and CDC do not recommend providers give booster doses of COVID-19 vaccine or mix vaccine products.
Getting your pre-teen or teen (age 12+) vaccinated is the best way to protect them from COVID-19. For a day or two after vaccination, they might have side effects like tiredness, headache, fever, chills or muscle pain, which are normal signs that the body is building its protection. Taking over-the-counter medicines after getting the shot is OK if they have side effects. Talk to your child’s health care provider if you have questions. Learn more at
