Patient's question:
Doctor, I want to ask, is the hemorrhagic fever vaccine effective?Doctor's answer:
The inactivated vaccine for hemorrhagic fever is an effective method for preventing hemorrhagic fever. During epidemic or high-incidence periods, vaccination with anesthetized vaccines can be administered. This vaccine requires intramuscular injection into the deltoid muscle of the upper arm. Generally, three doses of basic automatic immunization are required, followed by a booster dose after an interval of 6 months. After vaccination, minor adverse reactions may occur, and most of them do not require intervention and can resolve on their own.