How to vaccinate children?

I still remember when I was a child, the loudspeaker in the village would shout after a while: "Anyone with a child under 15 years old should go to the village health center to get vaccinated." Every time I hear this voice, I feel scared, thinking about when I will be 15 years old, and how wonderful it would be if I didn’t get injections. Why do those annoying adults want us to get injections?

Now that I am a parent and have a child of my own, I check the vaccination book every month for fear of missing a shot. If there is any omission, I want to get it done right away. When I took the children to the epidemic prevention station for injections, almost all of them screamed. My son was even more embarrassed. He would lie on the ground every time and I would grab him for injections. At this time, I forgot that injections would hurt. I only knew that injections were necessary.

What is vaccination? Vaccination is to inoculate vaccines (artificially cultivated and processed germs, viruses, etc.) into the bodies of healthy people so that people can produce antibodies and obtain specific immunity without getting sick. Vaccination can make us resistant to diseases. Nowadays, there are many types of diseases, and medical treatment is difficult and expensive. How important it is to have disease resistance.

There are generally two types of vaccines. Category 1 vaccines are free of charge and required by the state, and will directly affect children's future enrollment in school. Category II vaccines, which are self-funded vaccines, are injected based on individual circumstances. Personally, I choose to inject some vaccines that have a high incidence rate and are highly contagious. After all, too many Category II vaccines are a burden for both children and adults.

Be sure to observe the child's condition after vaccination. Some will have fever, and some will have skin reactions. As long as it is not serious, it is generally fine, but you must pay careful attention within one or two days after the vaccination.

Finally, we need to communicate well with our children and tell them that we are here to add energy to the body and defeat the bacterial and virus monsters. May all the babies have a strong body!

Go to the local health center: bring the ID cards of both parents, the child’s birth certificate, and the pregnancy manual. Go to newborn registration and the health center will issue you a vaccination certificate. Just go to seedlings at the prescribed time every time and you'll be fine. After vaccination, you need to observe for 30 minutes. After the doctor has seen it, go home if everything is fine. Everyone should remember to follow the doctor's arrangement for vaccination. This is the best time for vaccination. Please don't miss it.

The vaccinations you are talking about should refer to childhood vaccinations.

In my country, vaccination for children is compulsory. Vaccination as required is related to the child's future enrollment in school. Vaccination units in various places generally include hospitals, community street health service centers, and township health centers.

Among them, in the hospital, they are usually responsible for the first vaccination of children at birth. For future regular vaccinations, if you are in a city, go to the street health service center for vaccination. If you are in a rural area, go to the township health center for vaccination. There are no restrictions on region or household registration for vaccination. You can get vaccinated at a vaccination point near you.

Our country’s current vaccines are divided into Category I vaccines and Category II vaccines. Category I vaccines are compulsory and free vaccinations by the state. Children need to be vaccinated on time. This type of vaccine cannot be missed. From birth to seven It is available for all ages. If there is any missed dose, it needs to be made up, otherwise it will affect future enrollment.

Category II vaccines are self-funded vaccines and are voluntary and not compulsory by the state. You can choose to fight or not fight according to your own situation. Class II vaccines vary in quality and price, so parents should choose carefully.

Regarding the time for vaccination, you can refer to the schedule on the vaccination certificate, which has detailed markings. The principle of vaccination time is that it can only be postponed, not earlier. If the child reaches the vaccination time, his body will If you feel unwell such as a cold, you should wait until your body returns to normal before getting vaccinated.

Vaccination is not just an injection, sometimes it is a pill. You should rest and observe for 30 minutes within half an hour after vaccination, and then leave after there are no adverse reactions. If the vaccination is given on the same day, the vaccination site cannot be washed with water on the same day.

Timely vaccination is beneficial to the healthy growth of children, and I hope parents will pay attention to it.

Nowadays, babies need to be vaccinated when they are born. So how is this vaccination given? How to fight is reasonable? I can’t explain this issue clearly in one sentence, so below I will tell you how to choose vaccinations at different times. After reading this, I guarantee that you will not forget it!

How to vaccinate your baby

Generally, after the baby is born, on the second day of hospitalization, the hospital will vaccinate the baby with hepatitis B vaccine and provide a vaccination document to the family. , with a stamp on it.

Be sure to keep this stamped hepatitis B vaccine document provided by the hospital, because this document must be provided for the next vaccination.

After your child is one month old, go to the maternal and child health hospital in the banner county where your household registration is located, provide the hepatitis B vaccine stamped document provided by the hospital, and get vaccinated. However, the child's birth certificate must also be provided. If the household registration has been completed, the household registration book and other documents must also be provided. Some places vary from place to place.

Vaccinations at the Maternal and Child Health Hospital are free and there is no charge. The child must be awake during the vaccination, so try to keep the child awake before going.

After the vaccination, the child will be observed at the maternal and child health hospital for thirty minutes. If there is no abnormality, the child can go home, but he will be vaccinated again within the next month.

The Maternity and Child Health Hospital will provide you with some documents and the date of the next vaccination. Be sure to make sure your child does not get wet after vaccination. What vaccines are there for babies?

Hepatitis B vaccine can be injected within 24 hours after birth; BCG vaccine can be injected after 24 hours after birth; hepatitis B vaccine can be injected after one month of life; spinal cord injection can be injected after two months of life. Polio live sugar pill vaccine, polio sugar pill live vaccine, diphtheria, tetanus, pertussis mixed vaccine, and BCG vaccine can be injected after three months of life.

In fact, there are many types of vaccines that babies need to be vaccinated after birth, so parents and friends, please remember clearly, because these vaccines are very important, and the order and sequence of how to vaccinate are very important. The types are also explained very clearly, so just follow the content mentioned above, and generally you won’t delay anything!

Hepatitis B vaccine and BCG vaccine are given at birth, the second dose of hepatitis B vaccine is given in one month, and the inactivated polio vaccine is given in the second month. The details are as follows...

You Good parents should register with their household registration book. Go to the health center or epidemic prevention station to register and fill in the names of parents and children. After registration, a child vaccination certificate will be issued. . Take the vaccination certificate and get the injection at the specified time. The first step is to register and then take the child's temperature. You can get vaccinated if your body temperature is normal. Colds generally cannot be vaccinated.

As the age of the baby increases, the resistance gained from the mother’s body will gradually weaken. In order to improve the child’s ability to resist infectious diseases and prevent the occurrence of infectious diseases, it is necessary to give the baby medicine on time in a planned manner. Get vaccinated to protect your baby's healthy growth.

What is vaccination

Vaccination refers to the use of preventive biological products (commonly known as vaccines) according to the disease prevention and control plan, and in accordance with the immunization procedures prescribed by the national and provincial levels. Vaccination units and vaccinators inoculate appropriate vaccination targets to improve the level of population immunity and achieve the purpose of preventing and controlling the occurrence and prevalence of targeted infectious diseases.

Seven things you must know about vaccination

1. Apply for a vaccine certificate as early as possible

Within 1 month after the child is born, parents of the child can go to the place of residence The vaccination unit where you work should apply for a "Children's Vaccination Certificate" to prepare for vaccination.

2. A certificate must be presented during vaccination

The "Children's Vaccination Certificate" is used as a voucher, record and proof of children's vaccination. This certificate must be brought with each vaccination, otherwise it will not be possible Get vaccinated.

3. A vaccination certificate is required to enter daycare

The "Children's Vaccination Certificate" must be kept by the child's parents or guardians. If it is lost, it should be replaced in time, because our country clearly stipulates that daycare institutions, schools , this certificate must be checked when going through the procedures for admission to kindergarten.

4. Know the contraindications before vaccination

Children’s guardians are obliged to understand the relevant knowledge of vaccination, and should proactively provide the children’s health status and contraindications before vaccination.

5. Vaccination must be done at regular sites

In order to ensure the quality of vaccination, parents are asked to take their children to local designated vaccination units (vaccination sites, vaccination clinics) to get vaccinated, and Supervise the quality of vaccination services.

6. Migrant children also enjoy free vaccines

Regardless of whether they have permanent residence or temporary residence, they can take their children to local vaccination clinics for vaccination on time. Migrant children also enjoy free vaccines from the government. Entitlement to scheduled vaccinations provided.

7. Observe after vaccination and seek medical treatment if necessary

Generally, children must rest at the vaccination site for 15 to 30 minutes after being vaccinated. If some children develop reactions such as high fever after being vaccinated, please go to the hospital for diagnosis and treatment in time and inform the vaccination unit of such reactions.

What should mothers do before and after vaccination

Vaccination must be done when the baby is in good health. Before vaccination, if your child is allergic, you must first inform your doctor and follow the doctor's advice whether you need to vaccinate. This is because children with a history of epilepsy and drug allergies are best not to receive vaccinations.

Secondly, children generally need to take their temperature first. If the child has a fever, suffers from acute infectious diseases such as asthma, rubella, eczema, or has heart disease, nephritis, hepatitis and other diseases, do not take vaccinations temporarily. , vaccination should be postponed and injections should be postponed until full recovery of health. However, once the physical condition returns to good condition, the vaccine should be re-vaccinated in time.

After vaccination, do not take a bath that day, and do not let your baby get too tired. If a very few children develop high fever or other symptoms, they should consult a doctor promptly and provide symptomatic treatment

The child will receive relevant vaccines at the hospital when he is born. If the child is one month old, bring the birth certificate and proof of vaccinations received in the hospital. Parents’ ID cards and temporary residence certificates are not required for locals. Go to the local health community or epidemic prevention station to apply for a vaccination certificate. In the future, what kind of injection should be given when needed, and what should be paid attention to. For example, if you have a cold or fever, you cannot take it. Especially if the newborn has severe eczema, the prevention station staff must confirm whether it can be given. The prevention station will inform you in advance, just remember to go there on time. I wish all babies healthy growth.

The first dose of vaccine for newborns after birth is given in the hospital. The hospital will issue you a vaccination certificate and guardian consent form. After the second dose, you must be vaccinated in the local community. Please bring the identities of both parties with you after discharge. Certificate, pregnancy manual, birth certificate, go to the community to register the newborn and sign the contract. The community will give you a vaccination notice telling you which day the vaccination will be carried out in the morning or afternoon. It depends on the situation in each place. In Qingdao City, you have to go to the lottery number that morning. It should be noted that the child's jaundice should not be higher than 10, and there should be no adverse symptoms such as cold or fever. He should not eat milk for half an hour before and after vaccination. The observation period is half an hour after vaccination, and he should not take a bath on the same day.

At the same time, an appointment will be made for the second vaccine

Children must be vaccinated at the designated time, so as to have a certain preventive effect on some diseases and be effective. Avoid the occurrence of some diseases.

Among the vaccines used in vaccinations, they mainly include Class I vaccines and Class II vaccines. Class I vaccines are vaccines that must be injected, which are free vaccines by the state.

The second-category vaccine is selected based on the specific situation of the child, such as frequent colds, fever, and frequent pneumonia. In this case, the pneumonia vaccine can be used to avoid recurrence of the disease.