In order to ensure the health of infants and prevent the occurrence of certain diseases, the country now stipulates that infants need to receive different vaccines at different stages after birth, and everyone has been vaccinated during childhood. So how long does it take for newborns to get vaccinated?
When a newborn baby is in the hospital, the nurse will give the baby a prophylactic injection of hepatitis B and BCG vaccine. After one month, the baby needs another injection of hepatitis B, and then every month, the baby needs to go to the local health center to get a variety of prophylactic injections. And now our country attaches great importance to the vaccination of infants, so most of the vaccinations are free, and only a few individual vaccinations require a fee to be administered to infants.
It is very important for babies to receive monthly vaccinations after birth, which can not only prevent the occurrence of diseases, but also benefit their physical health. And when giving a baby a vaccine, it is important to avoid getting it when the baby is sick, in order to prevent any health problems that may arise after vaccination.
Some babies have poor resistance and may experience fever after vaccination, which is normal. After the baby's body develops this immune antibody, the fever will disappear on its own, and breastfeeding can only be given to the baby one hour after receiving the vaccination.
