A one month old baby is just born, but at this time, the baby needs to be vaccinated. But many parents are not clear about what kind of vaccine their babies should receive at one month old and when they should get vaccinated. They need to have a good understanding. So, what vaccine should babies get at one month old?
When a baby is one month old, it is indeed necessary to get vaccinated. In terms of specific vaccines, there are hepatitis B vaccine and BCG vaccine. In terms of specific time, vaccination is needed soon after the birth of a baby, usually within 24 hours. At this time, the vaccine for babies is mainly hepatitis B vaccine.
It should be noted that there are three doses of hepatitis B vaccine for infants, and two doses of hepatitis B vaccine are needed when infants are one month old. Generally, the first dose is taken within 24 hours of birth, and there is one dose of hepatitis B vaccine, which is taken when infants are one month old. However, it should be noted that premature infants or infants with basic diseases are not suitable for hepatitis B vaccine within 24 hours of birth.
The BCG vaccine is also given after the baby is born. Of course, the specific requirements are similar to those of the hepatitis B vaccine. It also requires that the baby should be healthy and weigh more than 2500 grams. Such babies can only be given BCG vaccine within twenty-four hours of birth. Of course, there are special circumstances that can delay the application of BCG vaccine.
