What Is a Prophylactic Vaccination?

Vaccination is the inoculation of a vaccine (with artificially cultivated and treated germs, viruses, etc.) into the body of a healthy person so that the person can produce antibodies and obtain specific immunity without disease. For example, inoculation of BCG vaccine, prevention of tuberculosis, vaccination prevention of smallpox and so on.

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There are four main ways and methods of vaccination, namely:

The principle of vaccination is to stimulate the body by inoculating the antigen, so that the baby produces specific antibodies to deal with bacteria and viruses. But there is

Contraindications are generally divided into two categories:

The first category is temporary contraindications for premature and dystocia. Children with fever or acute illness with general diseases are "temporary contraindications." These babies can be replanted after the illness has recovered.

The second type is an absolute contraindication. If your baby has an immune deficiency or a severe allergic constitution, it is an "absolute contraindication." Vaccination

State Council promulgates "Regulations on the Administration of Vaccine Circulation and Vaccination"

Premier of the State Council

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After vaccination, the body's resistance to an infectious disease is called special resistance.

product	Initial age and method	Multiple cropping time and method
BCG	Born	Every three years
polio vaccine	Two to four months divided service , Type , , one month at a time	Mixed once every two or three years
Pertussis diphtheria tetanus Mixed preparation	Five months to seven months	Three-year-old boosted immunity
Refined adsorption diphtheria toxin		Diphtheria Tetanus Foundation in Pertussis After immunization and booster at age three, At the age of seven
measles vaccine	Eight months
Vaccinia	Nine months to one year	Every five years

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