What are the benefits and disadvantages of vaccination? Why should you get vaccinated?

Not every child will have an adverse reaction after vaccination, and not every time. The vast majority of adverse reactions are transient and will soon recover on their own as long as they are well cared for. The risk of adverse reactions after vaccination is much smaller than the risk of transmission of infectious diseases caused by not administering vaccination.

Parents should take their children to the qualified vaccination clinic recognized by the ** department for vaccination, and should truthfully provide the health status of the recipient to the vaccinator before vaccination, so that the staff can judge whether it can be vaccinated. If you find any suspicious situation after vaccination, you should immediately consult the vaccination staff and seek medical attention if necessary, so that you can be treated promptly and correctly. Before vaccination, parents should pay special attention to whether their children have acute diseases, allergies, immune insufficiency, neurological disorders, etc.

Vaccination refers to improving children's specific immunity to various infectious diseases and preventing children from contracting infectious diseases. Vaccination refers to improving children's specific immunity to various infectious diseases and preventing children from contracting infectious diseases. Yes, most diseases are contagious.

The essence of vaccines is to artificially kill these germs for the human body. In general, vaccinations are given up to the age of 6. The vaccination of children in China is divided into Class I vaccine and Class II vaccine.

The first type of vaccine is compulsory by the state, which is free of charge, and generally all children need to be vaccinated on time according to the process.

First of all, the vaccine itself is to help the body produce active immunity, in this case there is antibody production, so for some relatively weak people, vaccination is helpful, children are relatively young, normal injection of vaccines, to prevent the occurrence of some diseases, it is still beneficial for children, so if there is a need, it is still necessary to play.

Vaccines are usually diluted with the virus and provoked the production of antibodies in the body.

There will be a small number of people who have adverse reactions or even die of shock.

How much depends on the environment you're in.

Vaccination is to prevent the invasion of some diseases and the infection of some viruses, and the benefits must outweigh the disadvantages, otherwise the country will not advocate that children start to be vaccinated from an early age.

The advantage of vaccination is that it can prevent diseases, and the disadvantage is that some children have rashes and allergies.

At least after successful vaccination, it can be blocked and prevented.

The good is preventable, but the bad is very painful.

Children are in the period of growth and development, with poor immune function, low resistance to diseases, and are susceptible to a variety of infectious diseases, such as measles, scarlet fever, whooping cough, mumps, encephalitis, Japanese encephalitis, tuberculous meningitis, etc., all of which can threaten the health of children. If not actively prevented in time**, severe cases can cause lifelong disability and even life-threatening.

In recent years, as a result of attaching importance to children's health care, all localities have carried out planned and organized vaccinations against children, with the result that the incidence of various infectious diseases has been markedly reduced and the occurrence of certain infectious diseases has been effectively controlled. After children receive planned vaccinations, their bodies have a certain resistance to infectious diseases, and they can avoid getting sick, and even if they do, the disease is very mild. For example, measles vaccination is now widespread, resulting in a significant reduction in the number of measles patients.

Even in a few cases, the disease is mild, and pneumonia or encephalitis usually does not occur.

For the sake of children's health, parents, teachers and childcare workers should correctly understand the importance of vaccination, and should let children receive various vaccinations in a timely and regular manner, such as healthy children should be vaccinated with BCG (primary vaccination) within 2 to 2 months after birth, 3 years old, 7 years old, and 12 years old should be revaccinated, and children over two months old should take oral live attenuated polio vaccine (polio sugar pills), the first dose of type I (red), the first dose of type I (green), and then one month after the dose of type (yellow), or type taken at the same time, repeated once a year in the future, for 3 years, then once at the age of 7 years of the type of mixed vaccine, children over 8 months of age should be vaccinated according to the measles vaccine, 5 to 6 years old again vaccination. In addition, vaccines to prevent JE and encephalitis should be given in a timely manner. After a variety of vaccinations, children can develop immunity to viruses and germs, so as to avoid the occurrence of various infectious diseases and ensure the healthy growth of children.

Why should you get vaccinated?

Vaccination, also known as vaccines, is an effective measure to prevent infectious diseases. In medicine, vaccination can effectively prevent the occurrence and spread of a variety of infectious diseases. So, why get vaccinated? This article addresses this issue from four aspects.

1. Vaccinations can prevent infectious diseases

Infectious disease is a disease that is easy to occur, easy to spread, and vaccination can prevent the occurrence of a variety of infectious diseases. For example, BCG vaccination in childhood can prevent tuberculosis, and diphtheria, tetanus, tetanus, tetanus, and diphtheria. Vaccinations are an effective protective measure that can give people stronger immunity against the disease.

2. Vaccination can control the epidemic

Vaccinations can not only prevent the occurrence of diseases, but also control the spread of epidemics. Some diseases can be controlled by vaccination. For example, when the new crown pneumonia epidemic broke out in 2020, with the promotion of vaccines, the development of conventional vaccines for the disease was also difficult, which can effectively help people resist the infection of the virus and thus control the spread of the epidemic.

3. Preventive vaccination can reduce the medical burden

Vaccination can not only better protect one's physical health, but also reduce the burden on medical institutions. The promotion of vaccinations can reduce the occurrence of infectious diseases, thus avoiding the phenomenon of patients crowding out hospital resources. At the same time, vaccinations can also reduce the financial burden on the healthcare system and reduce the pressure of economic losses caused by the epidemic.

4. Vaccination can improve herd immunity

Herd immunity refers to the immunization of a large proportion of the population in a community or group, thus forming an indirect protective measure. The popularization of vaccinations can reduce the infection rate of diseases with public health risks and the spread of epidemics, and the widespread vaccination of vaccinations can establish a protective barrier of herd immunity for the society and effectively prevent large-scale disease outbreaks and epidemics.

Vaccinations are an effective means of preventing disease, and while each type of vaccination has certain risks, its benefits, including disease prevention, reduced risk of outbreaks, reduced hospital squeezing and building herd immunity, will have long-term effects on individuals and society as a whole. In order to protect the health of ourselves and our families, as well as the healthy development of society, we should get vaccinated in time and form a common awareness of epidemic prevention in the whole society.

If there is a bonus for vaccination, I will not get vaccinated, because the vaccine is for the sake of fighting the epidemic and for good health, and if there is a bonus for vaccination, then it is a pure commercial activity, and the essence of the vaccine will become sour.

Vaccines are mainly processed according to viruses or bacteria, and then injected into the human body as antigens, so that the human body can produce an immune response and produce antibodies. When the real viruses and bacteria enter the human body again, the antibodies that have been produced will carry out an immune response to destroy the antigens of foreign invasion, that is, germs, viruses or bacteria, so as to avoid the child's disease after being exposed to viruses and bacteria, so the vaccine has a good protective effect on the child's early low immunity or special diseases or Sakura's more contagious diseases.

Of course, the protection time of each vaccine is different, some are relatively long, which will form long-term immune protection for children, and some have a relatively short protection time, about one year, and different vaccines play a different time of immune protection. At the same time, there is also the problem of the effectiveness of the vaccine in the process of vaccination, not 100% of the 100 sails can achieve effective immune protection, some are 70%, and some may reach 80%-90%, that is, children may also get sick after vaccination. In addition, the vaccine will also have an immune response during the vaccination process, because it is a virus and bacteria that are processed and injected into the human body, so there will be a vaccine reaction, which requires our attention.