Patient's question:
The baby is five and a half months old. The picture is the result of a thorough examination on October 12th. The physical condition is very good. Can the baby be vaccinated? Or does it need to have another thorough blood test to determine?Doctor's answer:
Okay, here is the translation following your instructions:Single view of this result is basically problem-free. Leukocyte differentials in infancy are based on lymphocytes, which is normal and not a pathological reflection. For vaccinations, generally if a child has mild illness, such as a common cold or mild nausea and vomiting, vaccination should not be postponed. The vaccine will still be effective after vaccination, and it will absolutely not alleviate the child's condition. However, vaccination units generally recommend postponing vaccination to avoid adverse reactions.