As a rule, vaccination becomes a cause of concern among parents whose children suffer from allergies.
According to doctors, the presence of allergic diseases in a child is not a contraindication to vaccinations.
However, certain restrictions still need to be considered.A child should not be vaccinated if...
- allergy aggravated,
- aggravated atopic dermatitis.
Even if the child's allergy in general is habitual, for example, seasonal and associated with flowering, it is recommended to postpone the vaccine.
What if a person is allergic to vaccine components?
Anaphylaxis to vaccine components such as yeast or gelatin is a contraindication to vaccination.
Anaphylaxis to the egg does not affect the child's condition after being vaccinated with all vaccines except yellow fever vaccine.Another danger for an allergic child is the risk of an allergic reaction to the antibiotics in the vaccine. There have been cases when they caused hives, swelling and shortness of breath. But an allergic reaction specifically during vaccination is extremely rare. Doctors agree that too little antibiotic gets into the body for a general reaction.
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