Can children get vaccinations for coughs?

The recent fake vaccine incident has caused panic among the people. Of course, we should believe that the world is still good, there are just a few bad apples. Vaccination has many benefits for children's growth throughout their lives. At the same time, we also know that there are many issues that need to be paid attention to during vaccination, such as it is best not to take a bath within two hours, etc. So if it is time to get a vaccination and the child is suffering from a cold, can the vaccination be given as usual?

During this period, the child always liked to kick off the quilt when sleeping at night, and would have a runny nose when waking up in the morning. After a long time, he also started coughing. I originally thought that he would be fine as long as he drank more water, but I found that the condition had worsened. Now the child’s nose is no longer runny, but the cough is very severe, and the cough is even worse when sleeping at night. After examination at the hospital, it was found that the child had a children's cough, but the vaccination was due next Monday, and this vaccination was already a month late. I want to know if vaccination is possible for children's cough?

1 Children cannot be vaccinated for cough. Children's cough is also a bacterial infection. If the body already has bacteria and then the vaccine is injected, it will cause conflicts between the vaccines, which can easily cause the patient to have a fever and other complications. Therefore, patients with colds, coughs, eczema and other diseases cannot be vaccinated.

2 At this time, the patient's cough should be treated. Please go to the hospital for examination first. During the examination, check whether the throat is swollen. Also do an ultrasound to check the lungs to prevent long-term cough from causing pneumonia. During treatment, patients can take oral medications, inject medications, or receive water infusions.

3 When treating the disease, patients should drink plenty of water and eat light food instead of greasy food. And night coughs are mostly caused by lung heat, so you should pay attention to the temperature when sleeping. At this time, you can adjust the patient's pillow and raise the head to control coughing. However, patients should be aware that children's cough is a very harmful disease and must be treated as soon as possible.

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From this we can see that vaccination must be stopped when a child has a cough, and the vaccination should be resumed after a week of recovery. Otherwise, it will be harmful to the body. Parents are requested to pay attention to this.

Precautions before injection

1. The baby must be healthy. If your baby is sick and has a runny nose, cold, cough, fever, etc., he or she should not be vaccinated. Because vaccinations will aggravate the baby's condition. 2. Stop taking the medicine for at least 3 days before getting the vaccination. If your baby is sick and taking medicine, you must wait until the medicine is eliminated from the body before giving the vaccine.

2. Give the injection only when the baby is awake. Giving an injection when the baby is asleep will scare the baby greatly. If the sleeping baby suddenly jumps, the needle may hurt the baby. 2. Control your baby's body. If the baby cries and struggles during the injection, he may be pricked by the needle, so when the baby is getting an injection, the mother should clamp the baby's legs with her legs, hold the baby firmly, and control her hands so that they do not grab randomly.

3. Observe for half an hour. After the injection, the mother should take the baby to the hospital for observation for half an hour to make sure the baby is normal before leaving. 2. Do not feed milk or water within half an hour after the injection. Because the baby's body will feel a little uncomfortable after the injection, mothers are advised not to feed milk or water for the time being to prevent the baby from vomiting milk. 3. You cannot take a bath for at least one day after the injection. Because bathing can easily cause inflammation at the injection site, it is recommended not to bathe the baby within one day after the injection, and it is best not to let the baby's wound come into contact with water within three days. 4. Vaccinations and fever. Because the vaccine is a weakened virus, different babies react differently to the vaccine. Babies with stronger constitutions rarely have fevers, but babies with weaker constitutions may have fever symptoms.