Citizens reported
Recently, Ms. Liu, a native of Dacheng City, reported to reporters that she recently took her two-year-old son to the Dongcheng Community Health Service Center of Tongchuan District, and received the vaccine. But something that was originally good happened after vaccinating my son.
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Ms. Liu told reporters that after she had recently checked her body in the hospital, the doctor suggested that she get vaccinated with hepatitis B vaccine. She thought that her son's vaccination time was about to come, so she took her two-year-old son to the Dongcheng Community Health Service Center in Tongchuan District to get vaccinated.
However, when Ms. Liu's son was vaccinated, she found that her son was not vaccinated with hepatitis A vaccine, but hepatitis B vaccine. Ms. Liu told reporters that this time she made a special trip to bring her son to get the hepatitis A vaccine, and she clearly informed the medical staff of this situation before the vaccination, but unexpectedly, the other party still vaccinated her son with hepatitis B vaccine in the end.
at the scene, the reporter met Ms. Yang, head of the Immunization Section of the Tongchuan District Dongcheng Community Health Service Center, who vaccinated Ms. Liu's son. Ms. Yang told reporters that Ms. Liu did tell her at that time that her husband had problems with liver, so she gave the child a 10-microgram baby to measure it. However, since the hepatitis A vaccine was not available at that time, the child was given a hepatitis B vaccine.
Ms. Liu was not satisfied with Section Chief Yang’s explanation. She believes that the child has received the hepatitis B vaccine and does not know if he can receive the hepatitis B vaccine again.
After the department responded to the
incident, Mr. Yang, deputy director of Dongcheng Community Health Service Center, said that they should bear the losses caused by their faults in accordance with judicial procedures. The hospital emphasized that Ms. Liu had signed an informed consent form before the vaccination, but before the reporter left after the interview, the hospital had not provided the "informed consent form" signed by Ms. Liu.
Then, the reporter came to Dazhou Center for Disease Control and Prevention. Mr. Liao, head of the Immunization Planning Department, said that children under the age of 17 are currently vaccinated with 10 micrograms of vaccines. It is recommended to receive 20 micrograms and 60 micrograms of hepatitis B vaccines over 17 years old. The vaccinated vaccine varieties are the same, but the dosages are different. The hepatitis B vaccine is divided into inactivated vaccine and live attenuated vaccine. The inactivated vaccine has very little impact on the body.
