Help Reduce the Risk of Pain or Injury From IM Vaccinations

March 2021

You play a key role in minimizing pain and preventing injury from intramuscular (IM) vaccines...even if you're not an immunizer.

It's common for patients to have arm soreness or discomfort for a couple days after getting any IM vaccine (COVID-19, Tdap, etc).

But shoulder injury or other serious issues can occur if a vaccine isn't given properly.

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Table of Contents

COVID-19 Be Familiar With the New Viral Vector Vaccines for COVID-19
Immunizations Help Reduce the Risk of Pain or Injury From IM Vaccinations
Substance Use Disorder Prevent Mix-Ups With New Buprenorphine Forms for Opioid Use Disorder
Mental Health Use Strategies to Keep Stress at Bay
Opioids Stay Vigilant When Dispensing Fentanyl Rxs
OTC Products Look for Cystoplus for Bladder Symptoms on OTC Shelves
Pediatrics Don't Kid Around With Pediatric Rxs
Asthma Expect Some Patients to Get One Inhaler to Prevent AND Relieve Asthma Attacks
Headache Ask if Emgality Is Being Used for Cluster Headaches or Migraine