Patient's question:
Mild cough past treatment and effectiveness: Medication was administered. What kind of assistance is needed: It's recommended to get the DTaP vaccine. It's said that the reaction to the DTaP vaccine can be significant, and you don't want to get it. Is it possible to skip it?Doctor's answer:
Contraindications: Individuals with central nervous system diseases, such as encephalopathy, epilepsy, or a history of such conditions, as well as those with a tendency to allergies, should not receive the vaccination. People with fever, acute illnesses, or acute relapses of chronic diseases should postpone vaccination. If severe reactions (such as shock, high fever, crying, convulsions, etc.) occur again after the second or third vaccination, vaccination should be discontinued for subsequent doses. In addition to the above contraindications, all other children should receive the vaccination.Care after vaccination: Precautions during anesthesia ⑴ Shake well before use. If clumps that cannot be dispersed, foreign matter, cracked vials, complete freezing of the vaccine, unclear labels, or expiration are present, the vaccine should not be used. ⑵ Local swelling may occur after anesthesia and can be gradually resolved with cold compresses. When administering the third dose, a new, alternate site should be used.