Patient's question:
My baby is four months old now. There are many public-funded vaccines for infants these days. Every time I go to get a vaccine, I don't know whether to get it or not. I'm always worried about the safety of vaccines. If I get all of them, there are too many to get, and the cost is not low either. I'm also concerned about side effects after taking medicine. If I don't get vaccinated, I'm afraid there might be problems. How should I decide about public-funded vaccines?Doctor's answer:
According to the situation you described. Generally, vaccines with half-price discounts have two types of vaccines. Currently, it is recommended to vaccinate children with vaccines included in the planned vaccination program, which also have two types of vaccines and are half-price. If the child's immunity is usually good, it is not recommended to get the publicly funded vaccine. Vaccines all have certain side effects, such as rashes, allergies, fever, etc. It is hoped that you can go to the hospital for an examination as soon as possible, strive for early treatment, and thus get rid of the troubles of the disease. Wish you health.