Patient's question:
What vaccines does a two-year-old child need to receive? The child has been in this condition for some time, and as parents, we are very concerned. We hope the doctor can give us some advice.Doctor's answer:
Hello, it's a pleasure to assist you. Generally, babies need to be vaccinated with the live attenuated Japanese encephalitis vaccine at around two years old. Most babies receive their first dose of Japanese encephalitis vaccine at the age of eight months. The live attenuated Japanese encephalitis vaccine is a Category I national vaccine and is free of charge! After vaccination, there is no need to receive another dose for a week. The live attenuated Japanese encephalitis vaccine requires a total of two vaccinations, given at the age of eight months and two years old. For specific details, you should still take your baby's vaccination record book to consult with a local hospital.