Can the baby's full-month vaccination be postponed?

Vaccines are a very common thing in people’s daily lives. Vaccinations are mainly used to prevent some diseases and minimize the probability of contracting some diseases. Especially for babies, since their immunity is at a developmental stage and they are prone to some diseases, they need to get a lot of vaccines to prevent some diseases. Many people know that babies need different vaccines at different ages, and the time of each vaccine is relatively fixed. So for babies, can the full-month vaccine be postponed?

1. The full moon vaccine was delayed for 3 months

If your baby's vaccination is delayed, it will not affect the effectiveness of the vaccination. You can be assured of the vaccination. Your baby may have adverse reactions to the vaccination, such as a low fever. You do not need to give your baby medicine, just drink more water.

2. Precautions for vaccination

1. Bring your ID.

When getting vaccinated, parents need to bring the "Child Vaccination Certificate". This is proof of your baby's vaccination status. You will need to check this when you enroll your baby in daycare or school in the future.

2. Have a good talk with your doctor

If there are any contraindications and precautions, let the doctor know accurately so as to protect the baby's safety and prevent the baby from being allergic to certain substances and causing irreversible consequences due to accidental vaccination.

3. Give your baby a bath

Give your baby a bath the day before vaccination to wash off all the dirt on his body. On the day of vaccination, it is best to have your baby wear clean, loose cotton clothes to make it easier for the doctor to administer the vaccine.

4. Vaccination needs to be postponed in special circumstances

If the baby is unwell, suffers from tuberculosis, acute infectious diseases, nephritis, heart disease, eczema, immunodeficiency disease, skin sensitivity, etc., vaccination needs to be postponed.

5. Press the needle port in time

After the vaccination, you should press the needle hole with a cotton swab for a few minutes. Remove the cotton swab only when there is no bleeding. Do not rub the vaccination site.

6. Rest for 30 minutes after vaccination before leaving

Your baby should not go home immediately after receiving the vaccination. Instead, he should rest at the vaccination site for about 30 minutes. If your baby has a high fever or other adverse reactions, you can seek medical treatment in time.

7. Get plenty of rest and drink plenty of water

After vaccination, let your baby rest properly, drink plenty of water, and keep warm to prevent triggering other diseases.

8. Do not take a shower on the day after vaccination

Do not bathe your baby on the day of vaccination, but make sure the vaccination site is clean to prevent local infection.

9. Precautions for different vaccines

Do not consume any warm or hot food or drink within half an hour after oral polio vaccine. If a nodule appears at the injection site after receiving the diphtheria, pertussis and tetanus vaccine, hot compresses can be applied starting the next day to help the nodule subside.

10. There will be mild reactions after vaccination

Don't worry if your baby has a slight fever, loss of appetite, irritability, or crying after vaccination. These reactions usually disappear on their own within a few days. But if the reaction is severe and lasts for a long time, you should take your baby to the hospital immediately.