IN: What happens next?

A group of people in swim caps are playing volleyball in an outdoor pool, surrounded by a spattering of onlookers, and an upright digital scoreboard. a yellow ball

OPTIONS:
- is thrown from the sand pipe into the pool as a swimmer continuously begins playing with the ball.
- bounces off of the camera and it zooms in on the ball until it hits the center and it goes into a transparent plastic cup, and various still shot text is shown at the bottom of the screen.
- flies into the right side of the pool and the people in the pool swim and move it to the left side of the pool, while a man in all white tracks them from the side of the pool on a raised cement border.
- that hits the net and bounces over the net several times, while onlookers continue watching the ball bounce back over the net before finally rolling to the ground.

OUT: flies into the right side of the pool and the people in the pool swim and move it to the left side of the pool, while a man in all white tracks them from the side of the pool on a raised cement border.

IN: What happens next?

Pictures of several men are shown out in a field taming a bull. two men

OPTIONS:
- are sitting down on front white and brown bulls.
- then appear in a field of dirt and begin to chase the bull.
- are seen wresting the bull down into a ring.
- are mixed up in a fight with one of the bulls dying.

OUT: then appear in a field of dirt and begin to chase the bull.

IN: What happens next?

How to avoid psoriasis vaccine complications
Schedule vaccinations between flare-ups.
Receiving a vaccination while you're experiencing a psoriasis flare-up dramatically increases the risk of having an adverse reaction. Let your doctor know that you have psoriasis and try to work around your flare-ups to lower your risk of having complications.

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- The vaccine, however, has not been approved for use in the united states. The vaccine is typically a household product for children younger than 3 years old.
- Keep your vaccination information up to date and monitor your vaccination activities to help prevent your adverse reactions from becoming triggers. Increase your risk for flare-ups by taking different types of over-the-counter treatments.
- For most people, being infected with psoriasis is something you can discuss with your doctor, but should not do with others. If you have become infected with psoriasis, it is likely you will have a flare-up.
- The psoriatic flare-up that can happen after you receive a vaccination is called a koebner response. Receive vaccinations in warm weather.

OUT:
The psoriatic flare-up that can happen after you receive a vaccination is called a koebner response. Receive vaccinations in warm weather.