Patient's question:
The baby often has fever and tonsillitis. A half month ago, they also contracted bronchopneumonia. Previous treatment and outcomes: The baby is 4 years old and frequently suffers from tonsillitis. A half month ago, they had a fever and developed pneumonia. They received intravenous fluids for 10 days and were treated at West China Second University Hospital. Professor Wang prescribed a course of Pidotimod granules to be taken for 60 days. However, they now need to receive vaccinations. Will stopping the medication have an impact? Desired assistance: Hope to receive help from experts or friends!Doctor's answer:
Vaccination involves administering vaccines and other biological products to the human body to induce beneficial autoimmune responses that help the body resist infections, thereby achieving the goal of preventing additional diseases through preventive measures. However, various biological products are ultimately foreign substances to the human body. After vaccination, while the body produces beneficial responses, it may sometimes also trigger a series of adverse reactions. Therefore, vaccination should not be administered; it is recommended to wait until the illness has recovered before proceeding.