Eight-month-old girl allergic to leprosy vaccine

Leprosy is a common skin disease in people's daily life. It has a great impact on our skin safety. After leprosy occurs, some other symptoms will occur. Therefore, in order to prevent leprosy in children, many parents will give their children some leprosy vaccines in their early years. It mainly plays a preventive role. Some eight-month-old children developed allergic symptoms after receiving leprosy vaccine. When this happens, many people don't know what to do. So what should I do if my eight-month-old baby has an allergic reaction to the leprosy vaccine?

Leprosy vaccine adverse reactions

Normally there will be no adverse reactions after vaccination. Of course, due to different personal constitutions, some people may have a fever reaction after vaccination, which may be accompanied by swollen occipital lymph nodes, one-time joint pain reaction, etc., but generally it will disappear on its own within 2 days. Therefore, it is generally believed that no treatment is required.

Precautions for leprosy vaccination

1. Patients with immunodeficiency, whether primary or secondary, should not be vaccinated.

2. Use with caution if you are allergic to neomycin or leprosy vaccine.

3. Patients with various organic and chronic diseases.

4. People with neuralgia, thrombocytopenia, paresthesia, etc. are not particularly suitable for vaccination.

5. If you have a fever, infection or other chronic disease, it is recommended to postpone the vaccination.

6. People who are recovering from certain diseases or have not completed the quarantine period should try not to get vaccinated.

7. Children under one year old must not receive this vaccine. Clinically, there are babies under one year old who have developed measles and fever due to this leprosy vaccine. In severe cases, it may also cause deafness, so it is important to remember.

The above situations are not particularly suitable for leprosy vaccination. Of course, parents and friends are reminded that it is best to report the child’s recent conditions to the vaccination workers before leprosy vaccination. Of course, under normal circumstances, medical staff will give a detailed explanation of the various contraindications before leprosy vaccination. It is best to stay where you are for half an hour after the vaccination. At this time, you can observe whether the child has any abnormal reactions. After making sure that there are no incorrect reactions, you can take the child away.