Patient's question:
My friend contracted polio in childhood, and now he has difficulty walking. My son is three years old, and I'm always afraid he might get sick. I'm also afraid my child might contract polio. I want to know if there is a vaccine for polio.Doctor's answer:
The measles vaccine is a live attenuated vaccine made from attenuated strains of the measles virus, used to prevent measles. The freeze-dried measles vaccine is a soft cheese-like substance. It is dissolved in clear orange juice.Contraindications for measles vaccination:
1. History of allergy to eggs or neomycin; known immunodeficiency or long-term use of immunosuppressants;
3. Severe or extreme malnutrition.
Suspension of measles vaccination:
1. Fever during vaccination (temperature above 38°C);
2. Injection of immune globulin last month;
3. No local reaction after injection of the attenuated live vaccine.
Within 6 to 10 days, a small number of people may experience fever, usually lasting no more than 2 days, and occasionally scattered rashes may appear.