Can babies with sore throat and phlegm be vaccinated? What should I pay attention to when getting va

How to help your baby relieve his throat

With the selection of phlegm drugs to dilute the sputum, it is conducive to the discharge of sputum. For the sticky sputum in the baby's mouth, parents can sometimes wrap the clean gauze with their fingers to gently suck up the sputum deep in the baby's mouth to keep the airway open. Turning over or patting the baby's back frequently, on the one hand, can promote blood circulation in the lungs, and on the other hand, patting the back can loosen the phlegm in the bronchi and make it easier to discharge.

The correct way to do this is that the sick child should lie on his or her side or be picked up. Lie down and vice versa.

Alternate on both sides. The percussion force should not be too large, from top to bottom, from outside to inside, in order. Pat for a few minutes at a time, 2-3 times a day.

Let your baby inhale the hot and moist gas to dilute the thick sputum and help expel it. For example, the kettle method is to pour boiling water into a jar, let the baby's mouth and nose align with the mouth of the jar, and continue to inhale. Of course, be careful not to burn your baby, keep the indoor temperature and humidity at 18-22, and the relative humidity at 55%-65%.

At the same time, it is recommended to give the baby enough water so that the phlegm in the throat is not too thick, and the phlegm will be very thick. Cough easily.

Vaccinations should not be given during illness.

Do not vaccinate your baby if he is sick or feeling unwell, or if he is taking antibiotics within a week before his scheduled immunization. Fever, incubation and recovery of acute infectious diseases, and exacerbations of severe chronic diseases cannot be vaccinated. After the body is completely** or in the stable period of chronic disease, decide whether to get vaccinated according to the health of the body.

Precautions when your baby coughs

The child's living environment is also important. If the indoor temperature is too high, the humidity is too low, the air is not ventilated, the baby is always sweating, or there are many people in the room, there are always sick people touching the baby. When the weather is cold, immediately trap your baby indoors and dress too early, so that your baby's tolerance to cold air is very poor.

The lining of the trachea is fragile, even if you don't take your baby outside and protect it from cold air. If you ignore it, you'll get sick. Give your baby a hardy exercise.

Your baby won't cough up sputum.

If you have a lot of phlegm, you can buy a home sputum aspirator to help your baby clean up the phlegm. Give your baby plenty of water to make the phlegm thinner and cough up easily. The phlegm coughed up in the throat is easy to clean up. It is difficult to remove phlegm from the trachea, so ask your doctor for help.

At present, it is possible, you need to pay attention, you must drink a sip of water, and don't play too quickly, because the baby can't stand it.

You can get a vaccination, you need to pay attention to the baby can not take other medicines, and the baby should not be injected when he has a fever.

It is best not to vaccinate the baby if he is uncomfortable, and you need to pay attention to the baby's physical condition and the baby's diet when you are vaccinated.

Baby cough with phlegm is not absolutely suitable for vaccination, and it needs to be searched according to the specific situation.

If your baby is already infected with viruses or bacteria, vaccinations will not directly affect your baby's immune system, but may have a negative impact on your baby's immune system.

Some shots can cause local reactions such as redness, swelling or pain after injection. If your baby is already experiencing symptoms of a respiratory infection, these*** may worsen your baby's discomfort.

If your baby has a history of allergies, immune system deficiencies or other chronic conditions, it may be prudent to consider whether to get a vaccination.

Therefore, in the case of a baby's cough with phlegm, you should go to the hospital for an examination first, and the doctor will give advice on whether it is suitable for vaccination. In any case, do not blindly give your baby a vaccination, so as not to cause unnecessary risks and ***.

When paying attention to the baby's health, you should always treat it with a scientific and professional attitude, follow the doctor's advice and make corresponding decisions according to the actual situation of the baby.

After the baby is born, due to the change of the environment, coupled with its own immunity and resistance, it will be vulnerable to the invasion and damage of certain infectious diseases without particularly good protection from the outside world. Therefore, after the baby is born, it is necessary to go to the hospital to inject relevant vaccines according to their different ages to let the body produce relevant antibodies, so as to effectively prevent related infectious diseases. It's just that when the baby is vaccinated, the effect of antibodies in the later stage will change due to the different physical states.

Therefore, when taking the vaccination, it is necessary to make sure that there is no abnormality in the body before proceeding, and can I take the injection if there is phlegm in the throat?

Phlegm in the throat can be caused by two causes, one is caused by excessive heat in the body, and the other is caused by an upper respiratory tract infection. The two causes are inherently different in detail, so in the case of inconsistencies in the triggers, there will be different answers to the effects and damage caused to the body. Before vaccination, it is necessary to determine the individual's physical condition before getting the injection, so if you find that there is phlegm in the throat, once it is determined that it is caused by heat and the body does not see other discomfort, you can take the vaccination with confidence.

However, if there is phlegm in the throat caused by a respiratory infection, it should be completely cured before vaccination.

Although there are different answers to the question of the impact of phlegm in the throat on vaccination, in any case, if you find phlegm in your throat, you will definitely need to effectively understand and judge your own situation in order to confirm the trigger and make relevant decisions. After all, the act of vaccination directly affects the effect of antibody production and has a crucial impact on the health state of the body in the later stage. Therefore, when taking the vaccination, it is necessary to make a comprehensive determination of the body before deciding whether to take the vaccination first or directly.

In addition to the phlegm in the throat, it is necessary to pay attention to the fact that when the body has a fever, cold, inflammation, allergies and other discomforts, it is also necessary to comprehensively and regulate the body before you can take the vaccination normally.

Therefore, phlegm in the throat will indeed have a certain chance of affecting the effect of vaccination, so it is necessary to make relevant decisions according to the actual situation of the individual and the determination of the trigger. Remember that before vaccination, it is necessary to ensure that there are no special diseases or abnormal problems in the body, so as to ensure that antibodies can be produced smoothly after vaccination. Once the body has such discomfort or disease, it is necessary to take proper care of the body first, and wait until the body fully recovers before taking preventive vaccinations according to the relevant requirements.