Patient's question:
If you stop breastfeeding for 4 hours after vaccination, what are the adverse reactions to taking sugar pills?Doctor's answer:
Hello, this will not affect the efficacy of the sugar. Infants who stop breastfeeding (or using milk or other dairy alternatives) within 4 hours after vaccination are more likely to be vaccinated. Since breast milk contains antiviral antibodies, it has a certain neutralizing effect on the vaccine virus. Because the vaccine virus can grow and replicate rapidly in the intestine after vaccination, it will exclude wild strains and produce specific immunity within a short period of time (7-10 days). Therefore, when there is a possibility of a polio outbreak, a large number of trivalent mixed and homologous vaccines can be vaccinated in a short period of time to control the epidemic and reduce the incidence. Polio vaccines are very safe, and only a few people may experience mild symptoms such as fever, nausea, vomiting, and rash after vaccination. Some children may have diarrhea. Diarrhea is mostly yellow loose stools, with varying frequency.