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Certain chronic conditions may increase risk for adults 19 or older.

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If you’re 19 or older, here are the facts.

Certain chronic conditions (see table below) may increase the risk of pneumococcal pneumonia—even if the condition is under control. The risk increases with more than one condition.

Taking certain medicines that suppress the immune system may also increase the risk.

Did you know?

You can get pneumococcal pneumonia any time of year, and it can actually worsen certain chronic conditions. So don’t delay. Talk to your doctor or pharmacist today for more information.

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Your health conditions may affect your risk for pneumococcal pneumonia.


See below to learn if your health condition combined with your age could increase your risk.

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Other health factors can increase your risk.

Like smoking. Or certain cancers, such as leukemia, lymphoma, Hodgkin disease, generalized malignancy, or multiple myeloma. Radiation and chemotherapy can too. These health conditions increase your risk for pneumococcal pneumonia compared to adults without these risk factors.

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