My doubts about the injecting of vaccines

Immunization is immune. Immunized children are given vaccines for the treatment of immunity against a particular disease according to the type of vaccine given.

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Infants and toddlers are age groups that are susceptible to infectious diseases.

So in Aceh, these vulnerable toddlers need special protection with both active and passive immunization.

Certain prophylactic drugs can also prevent malaria, meningitis and bacilli dysentery.

In young children. Therefore, improving child nutrition is a prevention effort in children.

The vaccine is a cleansing of germs that have been spelled out. Immunization comes from an immune word that means immune. Children are immunized, meaning vaccine is given for the treatment of immunity to a particular disease according to the type of vaccine given. Therefore, a vaccinated person is immune to a disease but not necessarily immune to another.

Infants and toddlers are the age group that is often and easily attacked against infectious diseases.

This vulnerable age group requires special protection (immunization) with both active and passive immunization. Certain prophylactic drugs can also prevent malaria, meningitis and bacilli dysentery.

In young children, less nutrition will have an impact on the child. Therefore, the improvement of child nutrition is also an effort to prevent disease in children.

The vaccine is a germination of germs that have been awakened or weakened. Immunization for drugs that arise from the body by entering the vaccine. If a person gets an injection of TCD vaccine (Typhus, Cholera and Dysentery), then the person's body will react to the vaccine, with antibodies. Once the antibody is present in the body in sufficient levels, then for a certain time the person will be immune to typhoid, cholera and disentered. So the goal of vaccination with the vaccine for immunity against the disease in question.

Levels of antibodies in the blood will gradually decrease.

According to the habit of aceh children injections with vaccines need to be repeated and repeat injections depends on the vaccine. Immunization or vaccination is only given to healthy people only. How do you think @canadian-coconut ...?

I think Immunity against an infectious disease can be classified into 2, namely:

1. Non-specific immunity is the body's defense in humans that naturally can protect the body from an illness. For example, skin, tears, the presence of certain reflexes, such as coughing, sneezing and others.

2. Specific impasse that can be obtained from 2 sources, namely:

(1) Genetic, immune usually associated with race, resistant to vivax type malaria.
Passive immunity from the mother through the placenta. Mothers who have been immune to certain diseases such as measles, malaria and tetanus will get immunity against the disease for the first few months. They can also be obtained by serum antibodies from humans or animals. Just for the time being. Immunization for drugs that arise from the body by entering the vaccine. If a person gets an injection of TCD vaccine (Typhus, Cholera and Dysentery), then the person's body will react to the vaccine, with antibodies. Once the antibodies are present in the body in sufficient levels, then for a certain time the person will be immune to typhoid, cholera and dysentery.

Thus the goal of vaccination with the vaccine for immunity against the disease in question. In this case whether either immunized or not. BUT MY CHILDREN NEVER HAVE I DONE, it's just that I give you coffee.

Levels of antibodies in the blood will gradually decrease. Therefore injections with vaccines need to be repeated and repeat injections depend on the vaccine. Immunization is only given to healthy people only.

Immunity against a disease what about children who are not immunized ..
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