Is it true that after the measles vaccine, the child will not have measles again? On what basis?

Because the body produces antibodies to the measles virus after the measles vaccine is injected, it is resistant to measles virus infection, so it will not get measles again.

Yes, I was like that when I was a kid, I haven't been there since I was beaten!

No, sometimes measles recurs due to special reasons. For example, going to a public place to come into contact with some people, etc.

No, because after a few years, the vaccine may not work.

Because of the fear of infection, it is said that few children get measles now, but if they do not get measles, there is a high possibility that they will come back.

This is to prevent children from being infected, not to say that if you don't have it, you won't get vaccinated.

Because if you keep getting vaccinated, you won't get measles anymore, and you can do it just in case.

I searched for you, I hope it will help you, or pay attention not to play, it should not affect conception, but the process of vaccine antibody production will have an impact on the body.

Contraindications for women during pregnancy.

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

Respiratory diseases accompanied by fever, active tuberculosis, hematologic diseases, cachexia and malignant tumors, etc.

Patients with primary and secondary immunodeficiencies or those receiving immunosuppressants**.

Personal or family history of seizures and traumatic brain injury.

Get vaccinated against measles.

1. Serological effect of vaccine: antibodies begin to be produced 1 week after injection of vaccine, reach a peak in 1 month, and the positive conversion rate is more than 95%.

2. The epidemiological effect of the immunized population is consistent with the serological effect after immunization, that is, those who are positive for antibody conversion can be exempted from the onset of the disease.

3. Effect of emergency vaccination: When wild measles virus is infected, the virus must first pass through the mucosal barrier of the respiratory tract, and then enter the serum through the lymphatic system, with an incubation period of about 7-14 days. The route of vaccination is different from that of natural infection, and the production of antibodies generally begins on the 7th day after vaccination, which is much shorter than the time for the production of antibodies after infection, which is the basis for emergency vaccination to control the epidemic in the event of an epidemic.

When there is an epidemic of measles in a certain area, emergency vaccination of surrounding contacts as soon as possible can help reduce the incidence of the disease and stop the epidemic.

Antibodies can be produced 2 weeks after the measles vaccine is given.

After the injection, stop for a few days before conceiving.

If it has an impact, don't be careless.

People who have been injected with gamma globulin should receive this vaccine at least 6 weeks apart, because gamma globulin contains measles antibodies, which can neutralize the measles virus in the vaccine and interfere with the immune effect. Gamma globulin can be injected at least 2 weeks after measles vaccination, because the body can produce antibodies 2 weeks after measles vaccine injection, and it is not affected by gamma globulin.

If it does not affect it, it will generally not cause *** to the child, as long as there is no adverse reaction (the main thing is to have a fever), there is no problem.

Measles is an infectious disease that causes many other conditions, and people can still get measles after getting the measles vaccine. This is because: I have already had measles and have not yet shown clinical symptoms, which is also one of the most neglected sources of infection in life, or because the appearance of measles is atypical and parents do not notice.

In this case, when you get the measles vaccine, the typical symptoms of measles appear, and people will think about why do you get measles even after vaccination? Vaccinated children are immunocompromised. As people know, after the vaccine is introduced into the body, the body reacts with foreign antigens to produce protective antibodies, which play a role in preventing diseases.

When a child is also immunocompromised, the vaccine does not produce enough antibodies in the body to fight off the virus. Suffering from other infectious diseases after vaccination also affects the production of protective antibodies in the body, so that the body cannot obtain adequate protection. Interference from passive antibodies.

This mainly refers to the fact that some children are given gamma globulin infusions before and after vaccination because of poor immunity. This also interferes with the production of protective antibodies. We recommend not using gamma globulin for 2 months before and after measles vaccination.

The age at which the vaccine was administered. It is not that the younger the age of vaccination, the less likely the body is to get sick. Vaccinations require different vaccinations at the appropriate age.

This is because measles antibodies can be transmitted from mother to fetus. In this case, within 6 months of life, the production of measles vaccine antibodies will be affected by the high titer of maternal measles antibodies in the child, and as the autoantibody titers disappear, measles vaccine vaccination must be given to produce protective antibodies. The church mandates that the measles vaccine be given at 8 months after birth.

My pro said that he was going to get vaccinated against measles??? Why do you want to get vaccinated now? Not necessary now.

Whether it's an adult or a child, if you don't get vaccinated during pregnancy, you should have no problem.

The measles vaccine is measles-proof and does not affect.

It's best not to be pregnant, but it's okay at other times.

I've never heard of such a thing, but I don't think so.

It won't affect you, but it's best to wait three months before having a baby.