Patient's question:
My mother-in-law is sick, and my son eats dinner and takes a nap with his grandmother every day. Last year, he received one anesthetic injection for a vaccine, and yesterday he got another injection for the hepatitis B vaccine. Why do you need to anesthetize again? Anesthetize within the safest period in case of accidental infection. How often should a child receive the hepatitis B vaccine?Doctor's answer:
This hepatitis B is a contagious disease. This seedling is lifelong, generally 3 shots, with an interval of 1 month, then 6 months. In addition to immediate treatment for hepatitis B patients, patients also need to pay attention in daily life. It is important to maintain deep sleep at all times, as sufficient deep sleep can help you quickly distance yourself from this disease. Eat more fruits and vegetables, have a balanced diet, and avoid snacks. Sweets should be eaten in moderation, and raw, cold, fried, and oily foods should be consumed less.