Side effects of pneumonia vaccine

For many people, especially students, getting vaccinations is a very common thing. From childhood to adulthood, I have received countless vaccines against hepatitis and pneumonia. But for students and parents, most of them only know how to respond to school policies. We know that vaccines can prevent some serious diseases, but many people know very little about the side effects of these vaccines. Especially a long name like Pneumococcal vaccine.

So what are the effects of the seven-vector pneumonia vaccine? How does the seven-vector pneumonia vaccine exert these magical effects? What should we pay special attention to when injecting the seven-vector pneumonia vaccine? What are the side effects of the seven-vector pneumonia vaccine? Can they be avoided?

All vaccines have side effects, you just need to weigh the pros and cons. Generally speaking, it is good to get vaccinated, but your situation is different. Your child is 7 months old and some of the first type of vaccines have not been completed. Don't conflict with the first type of vaccines. Choose a relatively free time for vaccination and get the vaccine when your baby is in good physical condition.

The 7-valent vaccine is suitable for younger children, but the price is also higher. After the age of 3, you can consider the 23-valent vaccine.

1. The baby should not be injected when he is fasting or hungry to prevent severe reactions caused by low blood sugar.

2. If your baby has a cold, diarrhea, fever, vomiting, or severe skin disease, you should wait until the disease is fully recovered before giving the vaccine.

3. If your baby has infectious diseases such as hepatitis, tuberculosis, or severe heart disease, vaccination may aggravate the original disease, so it is not advisable to vaccinate.

4. Babies with severe malnutrition, immune deficiency, or severe rickets should not be vaccinated.

5. Babies with allergic constitutions (such as those with a history of drug allergies, asthma, urticaria, etc.) are prone to adverse reactions to vaccinations. They should consult a doctor before deciding whether to vaccinate.

Through the above introduction, we can understand that the pneumococcal vaccine has a great irritation to the stomach, and sometimes causes hypoglycemia or other discomfort reactions. Moreover, if you suffer from certain diseases, such as skin diseases or symptoms of cold and fever, it is not suitable to be vaccinated. Of course, the same applies to the pneumococcal vaccine.