Recently, the weather in our city has gradually become colder. According to the epidemic pattern of influenza , Beijing will enter the influenza epidemic season from October. Starting this Saturday, elderly people over 60 years old and primary and secondary school students in the city can receive free influenza vaccination. I hope everyone will be prepared in advance and actively receive influenza vaccine before the high incidence of influenza arrives to prevent the health hazards brought by influenza.
Enjoy the free influenza vaccination policy for people ①Old years old: All elderly people with household registration in this city over 60 years old (date of birth before December 31, 1956) can enjoy free influenza vaccination with their ID card;
②Study Students: With the consent of the students’ parents, primary and secondary school students and secondary school students in the school will be organized by their school.
Influenza vaccination is one of the main measures to prevent and control influenza. The Municipal Center for Disease Control and Prevention revealed that influenza vaccines are sufficient and equipped.
Vaccination time
October 15 to November 30
Vaccination clinic address Our city will open 437 vaccination clinics to provide free flu vaccination services to the general public. If you need to check the address of the vaccination clinic, you can call the 12320 public health hotline for consultation. You can also click "Read original text" in the lower left corner of this article to pull the information to the last view and download Beijing 2016 seasonal influenza vaccination units list (including the name of the vaccination unit, detailed address, contact number, specific vaccination time). benefits of vaccination 1, prevent serious complications such as pneumonia, myocarditis , etc.
2. Influenza vaccination can reduce the chance of humans being infected with avian influenza virus at the same time, and reduce the risk of a new influenza virus pandemic.
3. Influenza vaccine effectively reduces the chance of influenza and reduces the symptoms of influenza.
Who should not be vaccinated?
In 2016, the influenza vaccine components in this city still contain antigen components of the influenza A1, A3 and influenza B virus epidemic strains. After vaccination, it can effectively resist the invasion of the corresponding influenza virus . Experts remind that patients with acute fever, acute infection and acute chronic disease attacks should be vaccinated with influenza vaccine after recovering from the disease. People who are allergic to eggs or egg products, those who are allergic to the ingredients in the vaccine, and those who have had Guillain Balli syndrome are not allowed to receive the vaccine. Who needs to get flu vaccine the most? 1, children aged 6-59 months;
2, those over 50 years old;
3, patients with chronic lung disease (including asthma), cardiovascular disease (except hypertension), liver and kidney disease, neurological disease, blood disease or metabolic disease (including diabetes);
4, patients with immunosuppressive diseases (including immunosuppression caused by drugs or HIV infection);
5, women planning to get pregnant during the flu season;
6, children aged 6 months to 18 and long-term aspirin treatment;
7, people who have been living in nursing homes and other chronic disease rehabilitation institutions for a long time;
7, people who have been living in nursing homes and other chronic disease rehabilitation institutions for a long time;
7, people who have been living in nursing homes and other chronic disease rehabilitation institutions for a long time;
5, women who plan to get pregnant during the flu season;
6, children aged 6 months to 18 and have been treated with aspirin for a long time;
7, people who have been living in nursing homes and other chronic disease rehabilitation institutions for a long time ;
8. Patients with pathological obesity (BMI ≥40);
9. Medical and health care personnel;
10. People who have frequent contact with children under 5 years old (especially those who are in contact with babies under 6 months old), including family members, nannies or caregivers, etc.;
11. People who have frequent contact with people aged 50 and above, including family members, nannies or caregivers, etc.;
12. People who have frequent contact with people at high risk of influenza (serious complications such as pneumonia, bronchitis, myocarditis, congestive heart failure, central nervous system complications, etc. after infecting the influenza virus), including family members, nannies or caregivers, etc. Tips for residents’ daily work and life 1. Try to avoid contact with fever patients and wear masks when taking care of or visiting patients.
2. Develop good hygiene habits, wash your hands frequently, use soap or hand sanitizer and wash your hands with running water, and do not wipe your hands with a dirty towel. Wash your hands immediately after your hands contact respiratory secretions (such as after sneezing).
3. When sneezing or coughing, use a handkerchief or tissue to cover your mouth and nose to avoid droplets contaminating others.
4. While ensuring the indoor temperature, open windows to ventilation every day to keep the indoor air fresh.
5. Pay attention to adding or decreasing clothes. When the elderly and children go out, pay more attention to keeping warm, eating a balanced diet, exercising appropriately, and resting enough to avoid excessive fatigue.
6. Try to minimize going to crowded places and polluted air.
7. Do not go to work or class with illness when you have fever or respiratory symptoms to avoid spreading it to others.
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