Immunize Your Baby and Stay Away From Illness
During the early stages of the life your babies immune system may not properly developed.
New born babies have some natural immunity from their mother and it may also go off when the babies own immune system start to develop.
Such periods are highly critical for your baby.
Some of the diseases are dangerous to the babies that may cause permanent disability or sometimes even death.
Immunization shields your baby against possible life threatening diseases through proper vaccination.
Immunization prepares the body to fight against the diseases in the future also.
Every parent try to observe properly recommended immunization schedules of their babies and should always ensure that the babies have properly vaccinated on time.
Nowadays all the countries are adopted vaccination programmers' for their future generations.
The success of a vaccination depends on how they eradicate diseases.
The eradication of diphtheria, tetanus, whooping cough, small pox and polio from the world is the example of the success of the vaccination.
Vaccination should start from the 1 1/2 month on wards.
At this time you can start with B.
C.
G (Injection), D.
P.
T-1st Dose (Injection) and OPV.
Some hospitals are giving B.
C.
G immediately after the birth itself.
Successive to the first dose D.
P.
T-2nd injection, Hib meningitis-1 and O.
P.
V can be administered on the 21/2 months of your baby.
In between 4th and 6th month, D.
P.
T 3rd dose, O.
P.
V 3rd dose, Hib meningitis-2nd and 3rd dose can be taken.
Vaccination against measles can provide at the 9th month.
During the period of 16 to 24 months you baby should be vaccinated with D.
P.
T booster dose, O.
P.
V booster, and Fourth dose of Hib meningitis.
Along with the above mentioned compulsory vaccines Hepatitis A (2 doses), Oral Rotavirus, HPV for girls (On her 10th year), Seasonal flu (Yearly), Pneumococcal Vaccines, H1N1 vaccine are also very useful in the current scenario.
It is advised to keep all the records of the history of your baby's immunization programmes.
It will help you to make sure that your baby is fully immunized before his/her first school entry.
If you cannot take any vaccines on time, you can take it before the school entry itself.
Some vaccine may show side effects after it has taken.
After the B.
C.
G injection, it may possible to develop small lump at the place where injection has taken.
Whitish discharge may also come from that lump at these times.
This is quite natural and will disappear within few days.
If the discharge is coming regularly without healing of wounds then you should consult the doctor.
B.
C.
G injections also leave a scar in the injected area.
Fever and loss of consciousness is the other important side effects of vaccination.
It is found that babies who have taken measles injection may form rashes on the body.
All the side effects may vanish with in 1 or 2 days.
Vaccine safety is an important aspect in all the time.
Food and Drug Administration's Center for Biologic Evaluation and Research (CBER), USA is always keen to promote the safety of vaccines.
New born babies have some natural immunity from their mother and it may also go off when the babies own immune system start to develop.
Such periods are highly critical for your baby.
Some of the diseases are dangerous to the babies that may cause permanent disability or sometimes even death.
Immunization shields your baby against possible life threatening diseases through proper vaccination.
Immunization prepares the body to fight against the diseases in the future also.
Every parent try to observe properly recommended immunization schedules of their babies and should always ensure that the babies have properly vaccinated on time.
Nowadays all the countries are adopted vaccination programmers' for their future generations.
The success of a vaccination depends on how they eradicate diseases.
The eradication of diphtheria, tetanus, whooping cough, small pox and polio from the world is the example of the success of the vaccination.
Vaccination should start from the 1 1/2 month on wards.
At this time you can start with B.
C.
G (Injection), D.
P.
T-1st Dose (Injection) and OPV.
Some hospitals are giving B.
C.
G immediately after the birth itself.
Successive to the first dose D.
P.
T-2nd injection, Hib meningitis-1 and O.
P.
V can be administered on the 21/2 months of your baby.
In between 4th and 6th month, D.
P.
T 3rd dose, O.
P.
V 3rd dose, Hib meningitis-2nd and 3rd dose can be taken.
Vaccination against measles can provide at the 9th month.
During the period of 16 to 24 months you baby should be vaccinated with D.
P.
T booster dose, O.
P.
V booster, and Fourth dose of Hib meningitis.
Along with the above mentioned compulsory vaccines Hepatitis A (2 doses), Oral Rotavirus, HPV for girls (On her 10th year), Seasonal flu (Yearly), Pneumococcal Vaccines, H1N1 vaccine are also very useful in the current scenario.
It is advised to keep all the records of the history of your baby's immunization programmes.
It will help you to make sure that your baby is fully immunized before his/her first school entry.
If you cannot take any vaccines on time, you can take it before the school entry itself.
Some vaccine may show side effects after it has taken.
After the B.
C.
G injection, it may possible to develop small lump at the place where injection has taken.
Whitish discharge may also come from that lump at these times.
This is quite natural and will disappear within few days.
If the discharge is coming regularly without healing of wounds then you should consult the doctor.
B.
C.
G injections also leave a scar in the injected area.
Fever and loss of consciousness is the other important side effects of vaccination.
It is found that babies who have taken measles injection may form rashes on the body.
All the side effects may vanish with in 1 or 2 days.
Vaccine safety is an important aspect in all the time.
Food and Drug Administration's Center for Biologic Evaluation and Research (CBER), USA is always keen to promote the safety of vaccines.
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