Mr. Cheng, who lives in Guangzhou, did not expect that his 4-month-old daughter was vaccinated with the wrong vaccine.
On the morning of April 8, Duoduo (pseudonym), who should have been vaccinated with imported pentadon (adsorbent cell-free diphtheria, inactivated polio, and Haemophilus influenzae type b combination vaccine), was mistakenly vaccinated with one of the single vaccines due to a work error at the community health service center.
After getting the vaccine, he was told that he had the wrong one. "I saw the nurse picking up the vaccine box and looking at it and putting it down, several times in a row." Mr. Cheng's heart skipped a beat, but he felt that she had repeated checks and it should be fine.
After returning home after vaccination, Mr. Cheng received a call from a staff member of the community health service center saying that “the vaccine was wrong.”
Fortunately, the child did not experience any abnormality. In the afternoon of the same day, the staff of the community health service center arranged for a doctor to do a basic examination of the child, and believed that it would have no effect on the child's health for the time being.
evaluation believes that it will not cause harm
Community Health Service Center said that Mr. Cheng's child was vaccinated with the penta-connected vaccine that day, but due to the carelessness of the staff, the children were vaccinated with one of them - Haemophilus influenzae type b influenzae conjugated vaccine.
After evaluation by relevant experts, it is believed that the vaccine received this time is one of the penta vaccines, which belongs to the same manufacturer as the penta vaccine, and has been widely used and will not cause harm to vaccinated children.
It is understood that vaccinated children need to go to the community health service center to get two shots of vaccines, which has caused inconvenience to vaccinated children and their parents.
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