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Types of Vaccines

DID YOU KNOW that there are several different types of vaccines. Each type is designed to teach your immune system how to fight off certain kinds of germs — and the serious diseases they cause. There are 4 main types of vaccines : *Live-attenuated vaccines (Ex. Chicken Pox) *Inactivated vaccines (Ex. Hepatitis A) *Subunit, recombinant, polysaccharide, and conjugate vaccines (Ex. Pneumococcal) *Toxoid vaccines (Ex. Diptheria)

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Vaccine-preventable Diseases

Hi Moms and Dads, sharing with you Some of the Most Common Vaccine-preventable diseases... are you kid’s vaccines updated / complete? 1. Flu 2. Measles 3. Polio 4. Pneumococcal 5. Hepatitis B

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so far updated naman. 😊

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What are Vaccines made-of?

DID YOU KNOW that Vaccines contain the same virus / germs that cause disease (measles vaccine contains measles virus). But they’ve weakened to the point that they don’t make you sick. After vaccination, your body will develop immunity, thus preventing to acquire the disease.

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yes learned more about it through UNICEF's infomercial on how vaccines work. https://www.facebook.com/unicef/videos/470618590639423/

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VACCINATION saves Millions of lives each year! Who’s with me - YES!!!

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Check-Up or Vaccine Home Service

NaTry nyo na ba magRequest ng Home Service sa inyo g mga Pedia? May mga Doctor na nagooffer ng ganitong serbisyo unang hindi nyo na kinakailangang lumabas pa ng inyong bahay. Maari kayo magtanong or tumawag sa inyong Pedia or sa malapit sa Clinic / Ospital sa inyong lugar upang maging regular pa dn ang Chcek up at Bakuna ni Baby.

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Check the Immunization Schedule

Remember to check the Immunization Records of your kids for any missed vaccinations... We have been in this quarantine for 10months already and I’m sure most of us are scared of going to your doctors or clinics even for check-ups. But in order to make sure our kids stay healthy and protected from disease-causing viruses and other preventable diseases, we should schedule a catching up with your Pedia if already delayed with vaccines.

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Vaccination during the First 1000 Days

Did you know that Vaccinations during the first 1,000 days of our babies should also be given high priority since they are extra vulnerable to certain diseases at this stage. Immunizations protect us from vaccine-preventable diseases and also stops the spread of viruses within our community. Hepatitis B for example can cause long-term infection on anyone who wasn’t able to receive the vaccine against this disease. So make sure your babies and kids receives their vaccines and boosters too.

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First Aid sa Bakuna ni Baby

Kadalasan naman hindi natin kailangang Mag alala sakaling maging balisa or irtable si Baby matapos sya Mabakunahan... Ito’y mga normal na reaksyon na panandalian lamang. Kung sakaling namaga or talagang masakit ang parte ng may bakuna, pwede ito tapalan ng basa or malamig na bimpo. Kapag si Baby ay nilagnat naman at hindi makatulog, Pwede dn syang bigyan ng Paracetamol.

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Baby’s First Vaccine 💉

Did you know that a few moments after birth, our baby already receives their first vaccine? All of us should be able to get the first shot of Hepatitis B (or Hepa B) shortly after birth. This will help ensure that babies won’t be infected of this disease if in case you or your loved ones have it.👌🏼 #TeamBakuNanay #ProudtobeBakuNanay #Vaccination #VaccinesWorkforAll #HealthierPhilippines #Vaccines #AllAboutBakuna

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Do you know why some Vaccines require Boosters?

Boosters serve as a REMINDER to your Immune System. A booster dose is a re-exposure to the immunizing antigen. It is intended to INCREASE IMMUNITY against that antigen back to protective levels, after memory against that antigen has declined through time. There were no definite answers yet as to why the length of acquired immunity varies with different vaccines. Some offer lifelong immunity with only one dose, while others require boosters in order to maintain immunity. The good news is, there’s been continuous studies to provide us with more explanations in due time. #Boosters #Vaccines #Immunization

Do you know why some Vaccines require Boosters?

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