Here are three important tips for childhood vaccinations that will help you. (Photo: Diffusion)
In the past three years, the world has lost gains made in child immunization for more than a decade, UNICEF said.
Percentage of boys and girls under 36 months with all diseases vaccine According to the National Institute of Statistics and Information Institute (INEI) 2022 Demographic and Family Health Survey, their age-complete rate dropped to 55.9% in 2022, a significant drop from 60.7% in 2019.
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To reverse this situation, they have been developing national vaccination campaignallowing parents to immunize their children against 28 preventable diseases such as Hepatitis B, Diphtheria, Tetanus, Whooping Cough, Pneumonia, Meningitis, Polio, Measles, Mumps, Rubella and more.
In this regard, Dr. Lara Mustapic, a medical scientist in Haleon, Peru, mentioned: “As a parent, you always want the best for your child and do your best to protect him, such as using baby seats in the car, protecting stairs, sockets, etc.” Wrap him up and wait. But one of the most important and simplest cares for their health is to help boost their immune systems through vaccinations.
How can I prepare my child for vaccinations?
1. Explain the procedure in a timely manner: Depending on the age of the child, inform them that they will be vaccinated, explain why and why it is important. Avoid lying to them about the pain of the piercing. Instead, explain to them that this discomfort will be temporary but will benefit their development.
2. Distraction: Vaccinations don’t have to be traumatic for children if respectful strategies are adopted from an early age. Respect for children is a right, empathy is an obligation. For example, depending on age, distractions such as balloons and bubbles can be used; as well as providing a comfortable and safe position.
3. Pay attention to symptoms: If your child develops a mild fever or general discomfort after vaccination, please do not panic, this is a common phenomenon. In this case, to relieve his symptoms, you can give him pain relievers such as Panadol Pediatric. Dosage will vary according to the minor’s weight and must be precise. Also, if you have a fever, it is recommended to wear light clothing, keep the room cool, and give him a warm bath.
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4. Don’t hesitate to vaccinate your children: Injected vaccines create antibodies (defenses) that protect them from infectious diseases. Go to the nearest medical facility, if you miss a dose you can still make it up. No need to restart calendars, just keep working on pending calendars.
Finally, Dr. Lara Mustapic concluded: “Every vaccine It has undergone years of research and evaluation, meets strict scrutiny, and ensures sufficient safety and effectiveness. When in doubt, it is always important to consult your pediatrician as he can provide you with reliable information and the best advice regarding your child’s health. ”
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