Patient's question:
Vaccines for infants and young children, in addition to those required by the national immunization program (mandatory vaccinations), generally require hospitals to seek parental consent for optional, self-paid vaccines outside the program. Is it necessary to receive these optional vaccines? I once read online that too many vaccines for children might not be good, so if optional vaccines are administered, will it lead to over-vaccination?Doctor's answer:
Hello: It is said that theoretically, humans can be vaccinated with hundreds of types of vaccines, but whether they will affect each other is still a profound medical question. In my opinion, vaccines included in the national planned immunization program must be vaccinated, and the rest should be handled flexibly.