Can hepatitis A vaccine be given in advance

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Baby just finished hepatitis A vaccine, now his mood is not very good, and always feel some abdominal pain, in fact, these are normal reactions, many friends do not understand these very nervous, in fact, they have a lot of hepatitis A vaccine reaction, some patients need to put forward hepatitis A vaccine, but I do not know if it is OK, I now share with you The precautions of the vaccine!

Can hepatitis A vaccine be given in advance

First of all, live attenuated liver vaccine can be injected in more than 18 months. And other live attenuated vaccines should be separated by 28 days. After hepatitis A vaccination, there may be some adverse reactions, including local adverse reactions (common pain; occasional redness, swelling, itching), systemic adverse reactions (common fever, fatigue, headache, dizziness, nausea; occasional throat pain, muscle pain, cough, abdominal pain, joint pain, abnormal activity, dry mouth, loss of appetite, diarrhea, allergy, chest tightness) ）。

Secondly, hepatitis A vaccine vaccinators should keep the vaccination site dry and clean within 24 hours, and it is better not to take a bath; three days after the injection, do not engage in too intense activities, do not stay up late, and ensure rest. Diet, should not eat spicy, seafood, etc.; vaccination site fever, swelling, pain, etc. are normal reactions, can be restored after 24 hours.

Finally, in case of skin redness, swelling and induration, cold compress can be applied to the inoculated area; in case of induration, hot compress can be applied to the inoculated area. If there are serious adverse reactions, they should go to the hospital immediately. In addition, antiviral drugs should not be taken within two weeks. The above adverse reactions were mainly mild, and the symptoms could be relieved in 1 to 2 days. The incidence of adverse reactions was 1% - 10%.

matters needing attention

Hepatitis A is very infectious, so we should pay special attention to it when we are outside. Whether it is in diet or other aspects, we should be more hygienic. Hepatitis A is mainly transmitted through the digestive tract. If we have close contact with hepatitis A patients, share tableware, tea cups, dental appliances, etc., and eat food and water contaminated by hepatitis virus, we can be infected. If the water source is polluted by the stool and other excreta of hepatitis A patients, it can often cause an outbreak of hepatitis A.