Patient's question:
At four months, many infant vaccines are now publicly funded. Every time I go to get a vaccine, I don't know whether to get it or not, always worried about vaccine safety. If I get all of them, there are too many to be vaccinated, and the cost is not small 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 on publicly funded vaccines?Doctor's answer:
According to the situation you described. Generally, vaccines at half price have two types of vaccines. Currently, it is recommended that children be vaccinated with planned vaccines that have two types of vaccines, both at half price. If the child's immunity is usually good, it is not recommended to get the public-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 examination as soon as possible, strive for early treatment, and then you can get rid of the troubles of the disease. Wish you health.