Baby vaccination

After a baby is born, because of its young age and poor immunity, it is easy to get some diseases, especially infectious diseases are more serious. Therefore, it is something that parents must understand about the baby's vaccination. Otherwise, if an infectious disease occurs, the consequences can be disastrous. We must not be careless about this.

Giving your baby vaccinations can help them avoid harm from some infectious diseases and enhance their ability to resist diseases. In clinical practice, the most common baby vaccinations actually include hepatitis B, measles, mumps and rubella, varicella, BCG, diphtheria, pertussis and tetanus, measles, meningitis, pneumonia and other types. We decide which type of vaccination to give the baby based on the specific situation.

The systemic reactions of babies after vaccination include fever and general discomfort. The child's fever temperature is generally below 38.5℃ and lasts for 1-2 days. At this time, the baby's body's ability to resist disease (general germs) will decrease. If the baby is not fed more water and is not allowed to rest more, it will develop into a fever and cold caused by infection.

For these discomforts, parents should pay close attention to the systemic reactions and body temperature of their vaccinated children. If your baby has a low fever, be sure to give him plenty of water and remember one principle: the amount of urine should be at least the same or more than usual. The baby's diaper should be changed in time to ensure adequate rest. If the fever worsens or the low-grade fever persists for more than 3 days without improvement, you should use antipyretics under the guidance of a doctor, or take your baby to the hospital for treatment in time. Some children will have scattered "rashes" while having fever. Generally speaking, these "rashes" do not require treatment and will disappear on their own after a certain period of time.

Baby vaccination is a very important part. In our daily life, there are many vaccinations, such as hepatitis B, influenza, measles, etc., which are very common immunization vaccinations. It is recommended that parents at this time must choose a vaccination according to the baby's specific situation and under the guidance of a doctor to avoid the spread of the disease.