Can you get the measles vaccine casually, and precautions for getting the measles vaccine

I don't know what you mean by casual fighting? If it refers to the immunization schedule, then you can tell that you should not be vaccinated casually, but should be vaccinated according to the immunization schedule, because the immune response of early vaccination is not good, and there is a risk of infection if you delay vaccination. And if you're referring to the vaccination site, it's free to get vaccinated at **.

I hope this satisfies your inquiry.

When the baby is 8 months old, there are two shots of the vaccine: measles and Japanese encephalitis.

Generally, the fever begins on the second day, below 38 degrees 5, only need to be physically cooled, please prepare the baby's antipyretic patch (applicable to the whole body), refer to the manual, and stick it on the baby's forehead, armpits, groin and other positions; If the body temperature rises above 38°5 and lasts for a period of time, please cooperate with an appropriate amount of oral Motrin, this medicine is used for rapid antipyretic, do not overdose; After taking the medicine, the body temperature drops rapidly, but it will also recur, so parents do not need to worry. After 2-3 days of fever, the rash of young children, red spots all over the body, gradually subsided, generally a week all subsided, will not leave traces, please rest assured.

Vaccine reaction, generally on the eighth day can be fever, fever for three days, the doctor will tell you that there is no vaccine relationship, but it is indeed a vaccine relationship. Then there was a body of fake measles, and it was fine after three days, and it is recommended to wait until the child is one year old before getting vaccinated, and less vaccination.

Proper measles vaccination requires proficiency in the entire process and precautions for measles vaccination. To get the right measles vaccine, we can start by:

1. The causes of death of infants and young children after measles are mostly due to complications, such as laryngitis, encephalitis, bronchopneumonia, myocarditis, etc. Before the use of measles vaccine, measles accounted for the first place in the incidence and fatality rate of childhood infectious diseases, and epidemics occurred every few years, and the key to the epidemic was the accumulation of susceptible children. After the application of safe and effective live attenuated measles vaccine, improving the level of specific immunity of the human population is the leading measure for the prevention of measles.

2. It should be reminded that the age of the first vaccination is when the baby is eight months old, and the age of re-immunization is when the baby is 7 years old. It is also possible to immunize the baby 1 and a half to 2 years old to reduce the susceptibility to primary immunization failure.

3. The incubation period of measles is generally 7-14 days, and the longest can be 21 days. Antibodies can be produced 7-12 days after vaccination, which is shorter than after infection, so emergency vaccination of susceptible people can control the spread of the epidemic or stop the epidemic. There are generally no adverse reactions to vaccination in children in the incubation period of measles, and vaccination within 1 to 2 days of measles infection can prevent the development of viremia and reduce clinical symptoms in infected people.

Gamma globulin may be used for susceptible people who have not been vaccinated against measles and who have been in close contact with a person with measles and who are not candidates for vaccination, but this immunity is usually only maintained for 2 to 3 weeks, after which children can be reinfected if they are exposed to measles. Therefore, children over 8 months of age who are not contraindicated in the future must be vaccinated against measles.

Precautions for measles vaccination - before and after vaccination (three days before and after vaccination, it is best to pay attention to the aspect of food and drink): 1. Do not eat eggs; 2. Don't eat seafood; 3. Do not eat high-protein things, such as beef and chicken; 4. Keep your spirits happy and don't do strenuous exercise;

Precautions for measles vaccination——Next:1The reaction to the measles vaccine is more special, and there may be a fever reaction within 5-12 days after vaccination, generally about 8 days; 2.

The measles vaccine has more pre-jujube fever reactions, which is a common phenomenon; 3.The fever caused by measles vaccine is generally not high, about 38 degrees, and there is no need to go to the hospital if it does not exceed the degree, just drink more water; 4.After the fever subsides, a red rash may also appear; 5.

Beef and mutton can not be eaten, seafood can not be eaten, avoid crying, drink more water, pay attention to rest, and do not take a bath for 24 hours.

1. Try not to let the needle mouth get water for 3 days, otherwise it will be infected and lead to a series of consequences.

2. It is absolutely forbidden to run within 30 minutes after the measles vaccine is given, let alone participate in sports such as playing ball.

3. Do not take a bath within 24 hours, and try not to wash for the next 2 days.

4. It is normal to have redness and swelling, and do not go to the hospital if the fever is too high.

You can't take a bath for three days with measles, avoid needle eye infection, can't stretch your arms, avoid swelling after your arms sink to the bottom, you can't eat hair products such as eggs, fish and shrimp, drink more water, if you have a slight fever, you can drink more water, and you can reduce fever above 38 °.

Contraindications to measles vaccination:1Women during pregnancy.

2.Those who have a history of allergy to neomycin and eggs or anaphylaxis-like reactions. 3.

Respiratory diseases accompanied by fever, active tuberculosis, hematologic diseases, cachexia and malignant tumors, etc. 4.Patients with primary and secondary immunodeficiencies or those receiving immunosuppressants**.

5.Personal or family history of seizures and traumatic brain injury.

A large number of studies have confirmed that the measles antibodies brought from the mother do not completely disappear until after the first month of life, so the initial dose of measles vaccine should be scheduled after the eighth month of life.

The immunity developed after measles vaccination lasts for about four to six years and cannot be maintained for life. Therefore, a booster dose should be given four years after measles vaccination.

Children who have had measles will not get measles again because Tongpai has developed antibodies against the measles virus in their bodies, except for a very small number of children who have suffered from measles for the second time. Therefore, children who have had measles should not be vaccinated against measles.