Baby Shots
Thursday, April 19th, 2012The vaccine is a subject that has become very controversial in recent years. More and more people against vaccines and there are more parents who choose not to vaccinate their children. As always it is important to be informed and make the best decision for your baby consider depending on the circumstances of your son and the lifestyle that bears the family.
Any medical intervention, it is tiny, has any consequence or reaction in our body, and vaccines as well as antibiotics and other medicine are no exception. To say nothing of vaccines, drugs, and antibiotics are bad but be aware of the possible consequences when deciding to use them.
Most of those opposed to vaccination argue that cases of autism have increased due to vaccines. However, no study has so far failed to demonstrate that vaccines cause autism. According to these investigations alone vaccines do not cause or autism or allergies. Apparently what happens is that babies with genetic predispositions are likely to develop autism or other allergies. So babies do not have the ability to effectively detoxify your system are more susceptible to developing reactions once they are vaccinated.
In my case, after studying the pros and cons and consult with experts, we decided to bring them to our daughters vaccines. Then I’ll tell you some things I consider important to know once you decide to vaccinate your child.
Avoid at all costs to vaccinate your baby when you are sick.
The vaccines may worsen or complicate any disease that has the baby. If your baby is sick and it’s a regular medical checkup which is accompanied by the making of vaccines, requires not vaccinated at that time. When babies are sick have weaker immune systems and therefore have fewer defenses against all the diseases that you are pumping your body through vaccinations.
I avoided even when suspected vaccines that could be more ill because they were sneezing, coughing, decayed, inapetetentes or any other symptoms that would indicate that disease may be developing. The idea is not to compromise your immune system.
Also, when a baby vaccines are sick you will not know if the reactions could be having such as fever and rashes due to the disease is developing or are reactions to vaccines received. It is important to know how your baby reacts to vaccines to make decisions regarding the implementation of future vaccines.
Do not give pain medication before vaccinate
Again and again I say give him some medicine before you put effects shots hinder him as fever and malaise. The problem with using medications such as Tylenol and Motrin, before putting your baby vaccine is that the use of the medicine your baby may be hiding a reaction to the vaccine. That is, if you give the medicine will not have a fever but do not know if the effect of medicine or because they really did not develop fever after the start of the vaccine.
In families with a history of reactions to vaccines or with many allergies have to be even more careful and consider whether it is worth or not to vaccines or separated to minimize the risk of reaction.
You can require that you separate the set of vaccines and not put them all in one medical visit
It is common and “normal” (standard) since the two-month-old babies to put them four five vaccines in one visit. This is repeated at four months, six months, after a year, 15 months, 18 months to 2 years and yearly thereafter. That is, are four and five diseases that a baby of two months is getting into your body at one time and are four diseases that her tiny body and immune system must fight.
There are alternative methods and programs in case you do not want to put your baby or four vaccines in one visit. Ask your doctor about these alternative programs of vaccination. When you use these methods you do is space the set of vaccines. This program seeks to minimize the risk of reaction that can have a baby and also provides for the implementation of all recommended immunizations.
Keep a record of the shots you put your baby
Every time you put your baby vaccines ask your doctor or nurse will give you the empty bottle from which the fluid bag to inject your baby. If bottles are larger than several times used to inject different babies and can deliver what you record all data on every shot that will put your son. At least the lot number and serial.
The data collected by Mibebeyyo.com very clear results. Most moms have, or intend to, their children all the vaccines currently available, both mandatory (of course) as optional, most recently introduced. Of the more than 1,000 moms who voted in our poll “Hast thou not mandatory vaccines your child”, 46.1 percent claimed to have put more than one of the three most common optional vaccines ( pneumococcal, rotavirus and varicella ). Meanwhile, 17.6 percent say they have not opted for the purchase of vaccines not included in the vaccination schedule mandatory.