Polio vaccine

The polio vaccine is mainly a vaccine for polio, which is mainly used to fight polio. At the same time, it is mainly divided into two categories. Some polio vaccines are mainly a common vaccine for injection. At the same time, they are also effective in corticosteroid immunosuppression and some radiation exposure. So this method is mainly through vaccines. The polio vaccine is mainly used for polio vaccines.

At the same time, vaccination is also very important. There are also many things to pay attention to in daily life. If you have a fever or weak constitution, fever, headache, diarrhea, these are some common symptoms of the vaccine. Below we will briefly introduce the polio vaccine. .

If you have fever, abnormally weak constitution, severe rickets, active tuberculosis or other serious illnesses, or have diarrhea 4 times a day within 1 week, you should temporarily suspend taking the medicine. HIV infection, dysgammaglobulinemia, lymphoma, leukemia, extensive malignant lesions and other immunodeficiencies (such as taking corticosteroids, anticancer drugs, immunosuppressive drugs or receiving radiation, etc.) are contraindicated.

1. This vaccine can only be taken orally, not injected. It is best to delay its use when suffering from gastrointestinal diseases.

2. The polio vaccine is in the form of sugar pills or liquids. It is afraid of heat and will become ineffective when exposed to heat. Therefore, do not take the medicine with hot water. When taking the medicine, first crush the sugar pill with a spoon or chopsticks, or dissolve the sugar pill in cold boiled water (do not use hot boiled water) with a spoon and take it. Older children can swallow it directly.

3. It is best to stop breastfeeding within half an hour after taking the vaccine (you can use milk or other milk substitutes), otherwise the antibodies in the breast milk will neutralize (kill) the vaccine and affect its effectiveness.

4. If vomiting occurs while taking the medicine, take it again.

5. There are generally no adverse reactions after taking the medicine, only a few mild gastrointestinal symptoms.

6. People with high fever, impaired immunity, or those who are taking corticosteroids or anti-cancer drugs should not take polio vaccine.

7. For those with contraindications, 0.3 ml/kg body weight of immunoglobulin can be injected once a day for 2 to 3 days.

8. Once the disease occurs, you should go to the hospital for isolation and treatment in time, report to the health and epidemic prevention station, disinfect the epidemic site, and place close contacts under medical observation for 20 days. Those who have not taken the vaccine or have taken incomplete vaccines should take them immediately.

The above is an introduction to the polio vaccine. It has certain effects in corticosteroid immunosuppression and some radiation exposure. Therefore, this method is mainly through vaccines. The polio vaccine is mainly used for polio vaccines. If you have fever or weak constitution, fever, headache, diarrhea, these are some common symptoms of the vaccine. If it is serious, go to the hospital for treatment in time.