There are many charges for children s vaccinations, and I wonder if all of them should be charged?

If you want to charge, you can choose whether to play or not. You can choose according to your financial ability and baby and physical condition.

My brother-in-law is the director of surgery, and his child I rarely see him vaccinated, and that little guy also has cowpox, and I didn't even have the vaccine that I used to get when I was a child.

Paid vaccination, our family has not had a single shot, the baby has always been healthy, never sick. I think the free vaccinations are enough, and there is no need to give the baby so many injections.

Paid vaccination, my BB is currently only taking HIB, and the others are not vaccinated. Chickenpox is also charged, so I am ready to go to the vaccine until I am 1 and a half years old. None of the other paid vaccinations have been given.

Yes, vaccinations are really expensive, but I gave them all to my children to prevent colds and the like, and the children's health comes first.

In the baby's vaccine, self-funded vaccines, most of them are still necessary to give the baby, our babies are basically vaccinated, but the heptavalent pneumonia is not given to the baby.

You can do whatever you want to come, my son didn't fight for a while anyway, and the doctor said that it was okay to fight or not, and he was not motivated to listen to what he said.

I think there are some things that you can skip fighting, and the fees are voluntary anyway.

It's better to fight. Charges are charged. For the good of the baby.

Those were free choices, and I didn't even fight.

My child is now 5 months old, from 95 yuan for hepatitis B vaccine in one month, 88 yuan for the second month of ashes vaccine, 88 yuan for diphtheria-tetanus-pertussis vaccine in March, and 88 yuan for diphtheria-tetanus-tetanus-tetanus- Also let bring 88 yuan. I don't know if it's a national unity, why do we need money for a fight here.

There are two types of vaccinations for the baby, one is planned, no money is required, and it is free; The other is unplanned and charged. But unplanned can be played or not, according to the individual's wishes, the hospital will not be reluctant.

There are two kinds of vaccinations: free and self-paid: free is a mandatory national requirement for vaccination, with a total of 22 shots; Ask for your personal opinion at your own expense, you can play or not.

There are two situations, one is that there is no domestic free vaccine, and there is a paid imported vaccine. There is also a situation where the selective immunization vaccine is a vaccine that can be vaccinated or not, and parents can feel whether they want to vaccinate their children, but if they are willing to be vaccinated, they need to pay a fee. Sometimes the hospital doesn't tell the parents in such detail, and directly asks them to pay the money, which is really inappropriate.

Generally, compulsory immunization, and the vaccines that must be vaccinated are free, and they are all diseases that few people will get, but if they get it, they will die. Selective immunization of diseases is less harmful, but parents can vaccinate their children as appropriate. Pure hand-played, I hope it helps you! ~

A village in Zhangdian Township, Pingdingshan, Henan Province, gave epidemic prevention injections to children in the village.

Every stitch costs money.

I don't want to bring a notebook for injections.

The child's aunt is from Zhengzhou, and when she came back, she said that there were only three injections and she was conceited.

Or voluntary.

This money is too unjustly spent.

I hope you will refer to it, although it is for the sake of children, but still don't be blinded by those who make black money.

If there is a leader who sees this, he hopes to come down and investigate.

Thank you for your kind leadership.

The fee for the prescribed injection is normal, but it will not exceed 200 voluntarily, whether it can be played or not, and when it is not good to take more injections, let us take Wyeth's 804 yuan for a shot, I have not given chickenpox injections, and other voluntary payments are not vaccinated as long as they are not stipulated by the state.

There is no charge for the first type of vaccine, and some hospitals will charge for various reasons.

The first-class vaccines stipulated by the state are basically free, unless you choose to import injections, and the second-class vaccines are all self-paid and expensive.

The state stipulates that there are eight types of vaccinations that are free of charge: polio, BCG, hepatitis B vaccine, encephalitis, Japanese encephalitis, diphtheria, measles, and diphtheria.

Just hit the planned one. The vaccine itself is also a virus, and it is not good to get too much.

When I gave birth in the hospital, the hospital issued a booklet on vaccination, and the first shot was given at the hospital where the baby was born. At 40 days old, the community hospital notified me to go for a second shot. And told us that they would all fight in the community hospital in the future.

The plan is free, and the unplanned is paid for by yourself.

There are two kinds, one is planned immunization, which is free of charge and must be vaccinated. The other is unplanned immunization, and parents have the right to choose whether to get it or not, and this kind of injection is charged. There is also a kind of money that does not charge, and the kind of baby that adds money to play is used without ***, and our family chooses the kind of child that is generally not ***.

Get vaccinated.

What a needle, some have a fever.

The baby's resistance is almost there, and it has nothing to do with spending money.

You can choose to play or not to play voluntarily. Keep in mind that all vaccines that are charged require a parent's signature before they can be administered. Some are free of charge, some are charged, and the charges are also divided into domestic and imported, which can be decided according to the situation at home.

If it is stipulated by the state, there is no charge.

There is no charge for the baby's initial vaccination, but there will be a charge for some new immunization vaccines and imported vaccines.

I think it's voluntary to fight or not. Parents should see whether to use beating according to their child's situation.

The fees are voluntary, parents weigh whether to be vaccinated or not, don't listen to the fools of others, whether to get vaccinated or not have their own pros and cons, just believe in yourself.

The first type doesn't cost anything. The second category spends their own money. Let's see what kind of fight. The second category is not compulsory. It is possible not to fight.

Routine vaccinations are free of charge, and optional vaccines are charged.

Yes, it is recommended to check it out as soon as possible.

It should depend on what kind of anti-epidemic shots are taken, according to the relevant regulations of the state, there are 5 kinds of anti-epidemic shots that must be shot, parents do not pay fees, and some anti-epidemic shots can be chosen by parents, and parents are informed in advance that they will be charged. If there should be no fee, parents can report it to the local health and family planning bureau with evidence and get back the money for vaccination that should not be charged.

There are only five vaccines that are included in the national immunization program and have a unified immunization protocol, namely BCG, polio vaccine, diphtheria-tetanus-pertussis triple vaccine, measles vaccine, and hepatitis B vaccine. These 5 vaccines must be universally vaccinated for children, and the cost of purchasing vaccines is borne by **, and individuals only need to pay a small amount of vaccination service fees.

Vaccines against chickenpox, hepatitis A, pneumonia, influenza, hemorrhagic fever, rabies and other diseases are not listed on the vaccination certificate. Faced with a wide variety of vaccines, parents can choose to vaccinate their children, which will cost a fee. The Center for Immunization Planning of the Chinese Center for Disease Control and Prevention explained.

There are two types of vaccines, planned and unplanned, which are divided into one type of vaccine and two types of vaccines. The policy does not charge for a type of seedling in the plan. Most of the second category are imported and high, and they can be freely chosen.

There is no charge for the designated vaccination shot, but if you specify another manufacturer, it will be said otherwise.