Can I still give my child the HIB vaccine now, not that there is a problem with the vaccine and I d

The safety of the Hib vaccine is still ***. Children all over the world are being vaccinated, and tens of thousands of children are vaccinated every day. There are many reasons for the problem of vaccination, such as the quality of the vaccine, the method of preservation, whether the operation is standardized when administering the injection, and the physical condition of the child.

It can't be that as soon as there is a problem, it is a problem with the vaccine. A while ago, the Japanese vaccine incident, there have been results, there is no evidence to prove that the cause of death of the child is related to the vaccine, HIB has been used in the world for more than 20 years, in our country for more than 10 years, so far there have been no reported deaths from vaccination. So far, we have not heard of a single country stopping or controlling the use of either vaccine because of the incident in Japan.

You've had three shots and no side effects. Hib requires a total of four injections to have the best immune effect, and it is recommended that you get another injection. No problem, the probability of your child having problems with the fourth shot is similar to the probability of winning the jackpot of 100 million yuan when you go out and buy a lottery ticket, close to 0

Yes, the country is very strict about the batch issuance of vaccines, and I haven't heard of any batch of HIB vaccine problems recently.

Hib vaccine is also known as Haemophilus influenzae type b vaccine, and Hib is the abbreviation of Haemophilus influenzae type b. Hib is a pathogenic bacterium that causes serious illness and even death in infants and young children. Haemophilus influenzae type b (HiB) is a genus of Haemophilus and gram-negative cocilli.

It can cause a variety of invasive diseases, infecting about 3 million children and causing 40.7 million child deaths each year. In China, about 50% of purulent meningitis and about 30% of pneumonia are caused by HIB.

The Hib vaccine is indicated for routine immunization of infants and young children from 2 to 17 months of age to prevent invasive disease caused by Hib. It cannot be used to prevent disease caused by other types of Haemophilus influenzae or meningitis caused by other microorganisms.

Local reactions are common after HIB vaccination. Within 24 hours of vaccination, the recipient may feel pain and tenderness at the injection site. These reactions are generally mild and transient.

In most cases, it disappears spontaneously within 2 to 3 days and does not require further medical treatment (Fritzell and Plotkin, 1992). Mild systemic reactions, including fever (2%), rarely occur after HIB vaccination (Valdheim et al., 1990). Childhood vaccination The safety and efficacy of this vaccine has not been tested in infants younger than 2 months of age and children 6 years of age and older.

Individuals 6 years of age and older are advised not to receive this vaccine.

I think it's necessary to fight, my baby was also hit at 11 months, there is nothing ***, but you can also choose not to play, depending on your own situation.

It's necessary, my baby is two months old, just hit, it's going to be three months in a row!! This vaccine is free in many countries and must be vaccinated!! It shouldn't be big, anyway, my baby didn't react after playing, but I can't take a bath for 3 days after playing, so I must not let my child catch a cold!!

The Hib vaccine can prevent meningitis and pneumonia, and 90% of foreign countries are vaccinated for free, so I think it is necessary.

The Hib vaccine is mainly used to prevent pneumonia, meningitis, bacteremia and other diseases caused by Hib (Haemophilus influenzae), and the immunization is carried out according to different procedures: infants.

Fight what you should have, and if you don't have to fight, you don't have to fight.

It's better to fight, it's good.

Hib is not a must-have injection, if the economy is really good, and the child often goes out in crowded places, such as markets, etc., you can consider injections.

Generally speaking, except for the vaccines that must be given, other vaccines are determined by the family's financial situation.

Because this kind of self-funded vaccine is mainly because they do not belong to the category of infant disease or infectious disease, and in some families, the father or mother has low immunity and is prone to disease since childhood. Then the child may also be sick like the parents, so there are certain benefits to these vaccines.

To put it bluntly, it is the immune system of the parents. In addition, there are other types of vaccines that are not available to young children in their mother's breast milk, such as non-breastfeeding, so in this case, these self-paid vaccines are optional.

The Hib vaccine is an influenza vaccine, which mainly avoids diseases such as meningitis, pneumonia, bacteremia and other diseases caused by such viruses. Because many vaccines, in my personal opinion, are purely in the nature of fooling the rich.

Of course, it cannot be said that these vaccines are useless. But it can only be said that the significance is not very great.

It is necessary to get the Hib vaccine.

The World Health Organization (WHO) estimates that Haemophilus influenzae type b (HiB) causes at least 3 million severe cases and about 10,000 deaths worldwide each year. The main clinical manifestations of HIVB infection are pneumonia, meningitis, and other invasive diseases, which occur mainly in children under 2 years of age, especially infants.

Vaccination is the only public health measure to prevent the vast majority of severe cases of HiB.

To put it simply, it is the flu, you can start to inject it from 2 months, you have to play 3 times under 6 months, you have to play 2 times from 6 to 12 months, as long as you have 1 year old, I didn't know at first, my baby was 4 months old when I played once, and then I was uncomfortable and delayed a few times, and I didn't get the second shot until 8 months.

Hib means invasive Haemophilus influenzae type b. The effective protection rate of the vaccine against HIV invasive disease and HIVB pneumonia was 100%. This vaccine belongs to the second category of vaccines in China and is charged.

The trade name we use here is called An'erbao. 148RMB.

A type of influenza, which can be left unshot, has an incidence rate of 28%, an infection rate of 59%, and a lesion rate of 98%.

One treatment is 19 times or more than the vaccine**.

1. The full name of Hib vaccine is: Haemophilus influenzae type b vaccine.

This vaccine is a vaccine that is not included in the "National Immunization Norms" (i.e., self-paid vaccines).

2. Haemophilus influenzae type b vaccine (HIB) mainly prevents pneumonia, encephalitis and other serious diseases caused by this bacterial infection.

However, because this vaccine has not yet been included in the "national immunization program" (i.e., free vaccination, some developed countries or regions have been included, but China has not yet included), the single cost of this vaccine is relatively expensive (generally about 150 yuan), and three shots are required.

Therefore, it has also led many parents to have a question of "whether to be vaccinated", in fact, your question is not "whether to vaccinate" but "because this vaccine is expensive".

3. Questions about "whether to fight":

In fact, if the vaccine is only a small cost or free, then you will certainly not have this doubt.

Needless to say, the "cost of prevention" of an infectious disease is much lower than the "cost of the disease".

Therefore, it is recommended that if there is no economic reason, it is recommended to be vaccinated, and the reason is very simple: at present, many infants' pneumonia is partly caused by this, and the cost of ** is not less than 10,000 yuan, and the cost of ** is enough to vaccinate ten times.

That's right, the previous two injections were given without understanding, and now the baby is 2 years old and has injections every month, I see that there are no injections at the age of 2 years old, so I want to ask.

My child has to fight these days, and I have to pay money, 158 yuan, and I am also hesitating

Unplanned, the kind that belongs to the voluntary shot, anti-Haemophilus type B, you will know it as soon as you check it. We also fought at the time, at that time I didn't know that it was voluntary, and I was confused, and I personally felt that if the baby's body didn't usually love colds, there was no need to fight. My child is in good health, so I would have stopped playing if I knew about it.

Hib vaccine - pediatric meningitis, pneumonia vaccine Haemophilus influenzae type b (HIB) is mainly transmitted through airborne droplets, and children under 5 years old, especially infants and young children aged 2 months to 2 years, are easily infected. Due to the widespread abuse of antibiotics in China, the resistance of bacteria to antibiotics has increased, and it is difficult to diagnose and treat after infection. Therefore, the best way to avoid the baby's illness is early immune prophylaxis, and the vaccine used is Haemophilus influenzae type b conjugate vaccine, also known as HIB vaccine.

Contraindications: Individuals with fever or acute infectious disease cannot be vaccinated with Hib vaccine, and it is contraindicated for those who are allergic to any of the components of the vaccine, especially tetanus toxoid.

Reactions: Within 48 hours after vaccination, local reactions are common with slight redness at the injection site, which can be relieved spontaneously, and other reported local reactions are slight swelling and pain at the injection site. If a mild systemic reaction occurs after vaccination, it can resolve spontaneously within 48 hours, including fever and loss of appetite.

Irritability, vomiting, diarrhoea, and unusual crying. If the baby's resistance is usually better, I feel that I can do without injection, and I wish the baby health.

Hib means invasive Haemophilus influenzae type b. It is very necessary for young children to be vaccinated with hib...

It is necessary to put the child's health first, and vaccination is to improve the child's immunity and resistance.