What vaccine does a baby need per year?

There is a huge amount of talk about vaccination today. And in a constant verbal battle are those who are for vaccinations and against them. But still no one has canceled them, in the kindergarten and school parents are still required from the vaccination calendar with certain marks.

It is up to the parents to decide whether to vaccinate their child or not. However, the Ministry of Health strongly recommends that all children receive the prescribed vaccinations. But how to do it right? How to prepare for the next vaccination? The first thing to remember: you can not vaccinate a sick child with a weakened immune system. Therefore, you always need to consult a pediatrician first and only at his recommendation to vaccinate the baby. It is recommended that you also pass a urine and blood test beforehand in order to make sure the baby's excellent health.

In the first year of life it is very important to properly vaccinate children. To do this, there is a vaccination calendar up to a year, according to which it is necessary to vaccinate a child. During this time, peanuts can be vaccinated against diseases such as hepatitis B, tetanus, pertussis, measles, rubella, tuberculosis, polio, hemophilic infection, diphtheria, etc. It is worth noting that re-vaccinations will be needed at this time, and later revaccinations from certain diseases.

One year old children

What vaccine does a baby need in a year? When the child turns 12 months old, the next stage of vaccination begins. So, he can be vaccinated against hepatitis B, if the baby is at risk, and you will also need a vaccine for CPC (against measles, mumps, rubella).

About hepatitis

Certain babies need a year of vaccination against hepatitis B. Children who are at risk should have it. According to the usual schedule, it is first done in the hospital, and then after the first month of the child’s life and at the age of six months. Do not deviate from the schedule, because in this case, the effectiveness of the vaccine is slightly reduced. It should be noted that children are easily and largely hassle-free with this vaccine . Immunity from the disease is acquired for five years.

Still need such a vaccine per year, as the CCP. It protects against measles, mumps, rubella, because these diseases are often sick unvaccinated children of preschool and primary school age. It is worth noting that the treatment is quite complicated, severe complications may occur with damage to the hearing, vision, and genitals. Such a vaccination in a year is tolerated by children quite easily, without associated problems. Revaccination or revaccination is not required.

Finally

What other vaccinations per year may a baby need? It all depends on whether the child’s parents were knocked out of the vaccination schedule. If everything is done on time, nothing else is needed. If there were omissions, the doctor may recommend filling them out and vaccinating the peanut on the missing items. It is worth noting that at one time no one will feed the baby with all the necessary vaccines, everything is done gradually, allocating time for the post-vaccination period, in which parents are simply obliged to carefully monitor the baby's reaction to the injected drug. And if everything went well, after a while the child will simply be given the phased-in vaccines.