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Compare Mresvia vs. Arexvy

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  • Mresvia
    Arexvy (RSV vaccine)
  • Mresvia
    Arexvy (RSV vaccine)

  • Summary of Mresvia vs. Arexvy

    Summary for Vaccine
    Prescription only

    MRESVIA is an mRNA vaccine that's used to protect adults 60 years and older from illness caused by respiratory syncytial virus (RSV). This vaccine is injected into the muscle by a trained healthcare professional (HCP), and you only need to get one dose. Some potential side effects of the MRESVIA RSV vaccine include pain at the injection site, tiredness, headache, and muscle pain.

    Summary for Vaccine
    Prescription only

    Arexvy (RSV vaccine) is a FDA-approved vaccine used to lower the risk of illness caused by respiratory syncytial virus (RSV). It's the first RSV vaccine approved in the United States. You can receive Arexvy (RSV vaccine) if you're age 60 years or older, and in some cases, starting at age 50 if you're at high risk for serious problems if infected. But first, you should discuss the risks and benefits with your primary care provider. Arexvy (RSV vaccine) is given once as a shot into the muscle, typically in your upper arm. Common side effects of this vaccine include injection site reactions, headache, joint and muscle aches, and feeling tired.

  • Indications of Mresvia vs. Arexvy

    Indications for
    •Prevention of illness caused by respiratory syncytial virus (RSV)
    Indications for
    •Prevention of illness caused by respiratory syncytial virus (RSV)

  • Pros and Cons of Mresvia vs. Arexvy

    Pros and Const for Vaccine
    Pros
    •Given as a single dose
    •Lowers the risk of RSV-related illness by up to 84% in people 60 years and older
    •Offers protection against RSV-A and RSV-B, two types of the virus
    Cons
    •Only available as an injection, which might be uncomfortable
    •Can cause temporary side effects such as headache and muscle aches
    •Not approved for people younger than 60 years old
    Pros and Const for Vaccine
    Pros
    •Given as a single dose
    •Lowers risk of RSV-related illness by about 83% in people 60 years and older
    •One shot gives protection over 2 RSV seasons
    Cons
    •Not approved for use in people under 50 years old
    •Can cause unpleasant side effects, like muscle aches, tiredness, and headache
    •Can only be given as an injection into the muscle by a healthcare professional

  • Common Side Effects of Mresvia vs. Arexvy

    Common Side Effects for
    •Pain at the injection site (56%)
    •Feeling tired (31%)
    •Headache (27%)
    •Muscle pain (26%)
    •Joint pain (22%)
    •Underarm swelling or tenderness (15%)
    •Chills (12%)
    Common Side Effects for
    •Pain at the injection site (61%)
    •Feeling tired (34%)
    •Muscle pain (29%)
    •Headache (27%)
    •Joint pain (18%)

  • Warnings of Mresvia vs. Arexvy

    Common Side Effects for
    •Severe allergic reaction
    •Fainting
    •Vaccine might not work as well for people with a weakened immune system
    Common Side Effects for
    •Severe allergic reaction
    •Fainting
    •Vaccine not working as well (in people with weakened immune systems)

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