Patient's question:
My child is five years old this year. Recently, many friends around me have said that they take their children to get vaccinated for hemorrhagic fever vaccine. But our child hasn't had this vaccine yet. I'm not sure if it's safe, so I want to consult with everyone here whether the hemorrhagic fever vaccine is safe?Doctor's answer:
The hemorrhagic fever vaccine is safe. This medication is generally very effective in preventing the disease of hemorrhagic fever, but it cannot provide 100% prevention. Usually, if protective antibodies are produced after anesthesia, there is no problem with this vaccine. Generally, this vaccine will never cause significant side effects in the body. If you do not have an allergic constitution or other abnormalities, anesthesia is usually not an issue.