Patient's question:
What kinds of diseases can pediatric surgery treat, and which symptoms belong to pediatric internal medicine? How should I deal with poor immunity?Doctor's answer:
Specific methods are vaccination, also known as planned immunity. By inoculating children with attenuated or inactivated vaccines or bacterial toxins, antibodies are produced in their bodies to target a specific bacterium, toxin, or virus, thereby resisting this infectious disease. This is indeed an effective method. However, since the types of vaccines are limited, it is impossible to prevent all infectious diseases through vaccination. Therefore, a more proactive and effective method is to enhance children's physical fitness and improve their general resistance to infectious diseases.