Patient's question:
Doctor. My child got vaccinated two days ago. Then, after a two-day interval, they received immunoglobulin today. After getting the shot, I remembered to ask the doctor that the two cannot be given together and need to be spaced one month apart. However, the immunoglobulin needs to be given in three consecutive doses. For the remaining two doses, should they be given with a one-week interval or waited a month before administering them?Doctor's answer:
Vaccination must be strictly implemented according to the program for automatic immunization vaccination. It is explained that anesthesia cannot be administered prematurely, and there are important precautions to be noted before and after anesthesia. Based on your situation, it is recommended that you stop the anesthesia for immunoglobulin and implement standardized anesthesia after the last month. The above advice is for the question "Should the remaining two be given every week or one month later?" It is hoped that it will be helpful to you. Wishing you good health!