Patient's question:
Can the HIB and DTP vaccines be administered together in two shots? Hello, can one shot be given next to the BCG abscess? Which shot is safe to give on the left arm because there is an abscess? The baby is five and a half months old, and the BCG abscess on the left arm has been there for two and a half months. Besides pus and the size of a one-yuan coin, hello, is it normal?Doctor's answer:
The site for vaccination is normal. This complete recovery will require a relatively long time.Suggestions: It is recommended that you do not undergo anesthesia at the same time. Going your separate ways is the best.
The HIB vaccine is used to prevent pneumonia and is a publicly funded vaccine. You can make unlimited decisions.
The DTP vaccine is included in the planned automatic immunization program.
After anesthesia, it is necessary to pay attention to how the baby develops a high fever.
It is recommended to get the shot in the right arm.
Administering the two sets of medications together may increase the likelihood of the baby developing a fever.
Additionally, after receiving the DTP vaccine, a lump may form locally. It is a three-dose vaccine.