When is the best time to take the oral rotavirus vaccine?

It depends on how old your baby is. Rotavirus is different from the general gastrointestinal cold, which tends to last for about a week, and diarrhea alone can last up to 3 to 8 days. If you want to prevent it beforehand, consider taking an oral rotavirus vaccine.

However, the first dose is best given at 2 months of age.

There are two and three doses of rotavirus vaccine on the market. The first dose of the two-dose rotavirus vaccine should be taken 6 weeks after birth and at the latest before 16 weeks of age, the second dose should be taken at least 4 weeks after the first dose, and the second dose should be taken within 6 months of the baby. For the three-dose form, the first dose should be taken orally at 2 months of age, at the latest before 12 weeks of age, and every 2 months thereafter.

2. The third dose, and the third dose should be taken within 8 months at the latest.

At present, the rotavirus vaccine developed on the market is only an oral type, because the second dose form requires two doses, and the third dose form needs to take three doses to achieve a higher preventive effect, so if the last dose will be taken more than six months old, you need to discuss with your pediatrician, because the current large-scale trial of the second dose vaccine is only 6 months, and if the baby takes it for more than 6 months, the effect is less clear. As for the current large-scale trial of the three-dose vaccine, it is only 8 months old, so it is not recommended for babies over 8 months old. However, parents should know that the two vaccines cannot be mixed with each other, that is, once they choose to use a two-dose or three-dose vaccine, they must continue to use the same vaccine and complete the entire recommended time course to get the best prevention effect.

It is best to get vaccinated before autumn, because the main purpose of the rota-shaped vaccine is to prevent diarrhea in autumn, and it will take some time after the vaccine to take effect. Therefore, it is necessary to fight before the high incidence of the disease.

Hello, the oral rotagram vaccine is a second-class vaccine and is not mandatory, and since the oral rotagram is a live attenuated vaccine, it is not recommended to be vaccinated during the epidemic season. If there is an adverse reaction to any vaccine, you will be given an adverse reaction to oral rotavirus:

Common Adverse Reactions:

1. Transient mild vomiting and diarrhea will disappear automatically within 2-3 days.

A transient febrile reaction may occur within 2 weeks. Lasts 1-2 days, no special treatment is required, appropriate rest if necessary, drink plenty of water, pay attention to keeping warm, and prevent secondary infection. Moderate fever or more than 48 hours can be treated symptomatically with physical cooling and drugs.

Rare Adverse Reactions:

1. Severe febrile reaction: physical cooling and drug symptomatic treatment can be used to prevent febrile convulsions.

2. If you continue to vomit and have diarrhea for more than 3 days and the number of diarrhea is more than five times a day, you should seek medical attention in time.

Very rare adverse reactions:

1. Allergic rash, which may appear within 72 hours, give anti-allergic**.

2. Anaphylactic shock, which occurs within 1 hour, should be carried out with timely injection of epinephrine and other rescue measures.

3. Henoch-Schonlein purpura, seek medical attention in time, and use corticosterols to give anti-allergic drugs, and purpura nephritis can occur if it is not timely or improper.

It is generally not necessary to take it.

The rotavirus vaccine is a category 2 vaccine and requires a fee. And it's not cheap, we have 180 here in Chengdu

It seems to be taken when I was 1 1/2 years old (I don't remember exactly).

Since the vast majority of children have experienced viral dysentery by the age of 1 year (most of which are caused by rotavirus), a rotavirus vaccine is not necessary. Even if you don't take the rotavirus vaccine, you can only have a stomach poke once in the future. Rotavirus itself is self-limiting and has no serious symptoms.

So, personal experience feels completely unnecessary.

I don't think it worked, our family was vaccinated for 168 yuan, but soon after vaccination, I was infected with rotavirus, and it didn't work at all.

According to epidemiological data at home and abroad, about 50% of hospitalized children with diarrhea (under 5 years old) are caused by rotavirus. The cases are mainly concentrated between 6 months and 2 years old, and nearly half of them appear between 6 and 11 months old, so it is recommended that the rotavirus vaccine should be taken before the age of 6 months, so as to prevent the disease. If your child is more than 1 year old, there is little need for vaccination.

And at present, there is only one domestic vaccine in China, and the post-marketing effect survey of this vaccine found that the domestic vaccine is not effective when vaccinated under the age of 8 months, and I personally think that it may be because the serotype of the domestic vaccine virus strain is not a common type in the world and China. Imported vaccines are being prepared to be marketed in China, and it is estimated that it will take next year. Therefore, my advice is not to take the shot, wait for the imported vaccine to go on the market, and if your child is not 6 months old, you can be vaccinated.

When opening the bottle, never allow the disinfectant to come into contact with the vaccine.

Do not use ampoules with cracks, unclear labels, or cloudy liquids.

Once the vial is opened, the vaccine should be used up within 1 hour.

People who have been vaccinated with immunoglobulin and other vaccines should wait 2 weeks before receiving this vaccine.

Do not take it with hot boiled water to avoid affecting the immunization effect of the vaccine.

The vaccine is an oral vaccine and injections are strictly prohibited.

Hello landlord: Open the cap with your hand, use a straw to absorb the vaccine, feed it directly to infants and young children, the dosage is 3ml per person at a time, do not use hot water to take it.

1.Those who are unwell, have a fever, and have an armpit temperature or above. 2.Acute infectious diseases or other serious diseases. 3.Immunodeficiency and immunosuppression**.

1.Cracked containers, unclear labels, expired expiration dates, or cloudy liquids are not allowed to be used. 2.

Once the packaging container is opened, the vaccine should be used up within 1 hour. 3.The use of this vaccine must be at least 2 weeks before and after the use of other live vaccines or immunoglobulins.

4.Do not take it with hot boiled water, so as not to affect the immune effect of the vaccine. 5.

This vaccine is an oral vaccine and is strictly forbidden to be injected. 6.This product is a live vaccine and is not recommended for use during the epidemic season.

7.Medications, such as epinephrine, should be available for emergency use in case of an occasional severe allergic reaction. Those who take the vaccine should observe the vaccine for at least 30 minutes after taking the vaccine.

Rotavirus is the most common cause of viral diarrhoea in infants and young children aged 3 months to 2 years. Rotavirus vaccine is not effective in prophylaxis but has few side effects, so vaccination may be considered.

The rotavirus vaccine is given to infants and young children between the ages of 2 months and 3 years. The rotavirus vaccine can be given year-round, but it is not recommended during the autumn diarrhea season. The peak season of autumn diarrhea in northern China is from October to January of the following year, and the epidemic season of autumn diarrhea in southern China is from November to February of the following year.

Generally, rotavirus vaccination is recommended between July and October. Unlike most vaccines, the rotavirus vaccine is a sweetened liquid that is given orally, one vial at a time, and should be taken once a year.

If your baby is over 3 years old, he does not need to be vaccinated against rotavirus. Because even if he has not developed the disease, most of them have already been infected with rotavirus, and with antibodies in his body, the incidence will be significantly reduced.

Analysis:

Hello, rotavirus infection autumn diarrhea is highly contagious, easy to cause dehydration, electrolyte imbalance or other complications after the onset of the disease, once the onset, there is no specific drug, more common in infants and young children from 2 months to 3 years old, oral rotavirus vaccine can effectively prevent this infection.

Guidance: Rotavirus vaccine should be taken orally every year before the epidemic of diarrhea, and antibodies can be produced after two weeks of taking it, and it can be taken until the age of 3.

For the sake of the baby's health, it is better to take it.

According to national regulations, children will receive the first dose at the age of 2 months and a booster dose at the age of 2. If the child is not vaccinated when the spine is not pressed due to physical condition or other reasons, it will be enough to make up for it later, but it should not be more than 1 year old.

Suggestions: Rotavirus vaccine belongs to the second class of vaccines, which needs to be charged, ** before 148 yuan. However, because the diarrhea caused by rotavirus is very dangerous, it is best to vaccinate according to the regulations.