Do infant vaccines need to be imported?

Patient's question:

What kinds of diseases can pediatric surgery treat, and which symptoms belong to pediatric internal medicine? Do infant vaccines need to be imported?

Doctor's answer:

Generally, it is not necessary. You can use domestic products. It is sufficient to consult a hospital in a timely manner and get vaccinated to prevent it. There will be no impact. Vaccination is usually done when there is no fever. To determine if there are roundworms in the abdomen, you can make a rough judgment based on the following abnormal symptoms:
1. The child often complains of abdominal pain, especially around the umbilical area, which can be relieved by rubbing.
2. The child easily wakes up during the night, grinds their teeth, and drools.
3. On the child’s face and neck skin, there are often pale, round or oval patches with fine, grayish-white scales, commonly known as "worm spots."
4. The child’s skin frequently develops "hives" (urticaria) for no apparent reason.
5. The child shows picky eating habits and has a craving for strange things like soil, paper, or cloth.
6. The child eats a lot but is always hungry and snacks frequently, yet remains underweight despite their appetite.
7. When the tongue is extended, scattered, round, and neatly edged red papules are visible on the tongue surface.
8. When the lower lip is pulled down, near the gum line, it is possible to see

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