The pace of the domestic epidemic has been a bit annoying recently. Omickron has been logged into Tianjin, and epidemic prevention and control policies across the country have been tightened. Due to the impact of the epidemic, some children may have to delay vaccination.
So will delay vaccination have any impact? How to replant specifically?
Delayed vaccination will not reduce the effect of vaccine
First of all, postponing vaccination will not reduce the body's response to vaccines, but the human body may not have enough immunity during the postponement, which will increase the risk of disease.
The appointment date provided by the outpatient clinic doctor is generally based on the vaccination procedure, vaccination interval requirements and the outpatient clinic opening time. The earliest vaccination date of obtained by the information system is automatically judged by the information system.
Therefore, it doesn’t matter if it is later than this date. You can re-eat as long as you are within the recommended vaccination age range.
partial vaccine replenishment plan
hepatitis B vaccine replenishment
If the vaccination is not promptly within 24 hours of birth, vaccination will be given priority. When re-sorbing
, the interval between the first dose and the second dose should be ≥28 days, and the interval between the second dose and the third dose should be ≥60 days.
BCG re-plant
If the vaccination is not promptly within 24 hours of birth, vaccination will be given priority.
Children under BCG who have not been vaccinated with BCG can be re-selected directly; children aged 3 months to 3 years old who have negative PPD tests should be re-selected, and if positive, they do not need re-selected; children aged ≥4 years old will not be re-selected.
polio vaccine re-injection
<4-year-old>
diphtheria and tetanus vaccine and tetanus vaccine re-injection
3-year-old children who have not completed diphtheria and tetanus vaccination vaccination for 4 doses of . The interval between the first 3 doses is ≥28 days, and the interval between the fourth and third doses is ≥6 months;
≥6 years old children who have received diphtheria and tetanus and tetanus vaccine for a total of <3> are used to absorb diphtheria and tetanus vaccine (for children) and 3 doses of are used to absorb diphtheria and tetanus vaccine (for adults and adolescents) and 3 doses of are used to absorb diphtheria and tetanus vaccine (for adults and adolescents) and 3 doses of are used to absorb diphtheria and tetanus vaccine (for adults and adolescents) and 1-2 months are used to absorb the second dose and the first dose, and 6-12 months are used to absorb the third dose and the second dose.
Leprosy vaccine and Murphy vaccine re-injection
Children >24 months old who have not completed 2 doses of vaccination containing measles components, will use Murphy vaccine to supplement ; the interval between the two doses of vaccination is ≥28 days.
Vaccine Re-injection of Japanese encephalitis
No Japanese encephalitis vaccination has been completed. If uses live attenuated Japanese encephalitis vaccine for , 2 doses of should be supplemented, and the interval between the two doses of vaccination is ≥12 months;
If uses inactivated Japanese encephalitis vaccine for re-injection, 4 doses of should be supplemented, and the interval between the first dose and the second dose is 7 to 10 days, the interval between the second dose and the third dose is 1 to 12 months, and the interval between the third dose and the fourth dose is ≥3 years.
quadruple/pentacular vaccine re-injection
The first 3 doses should be completed at <12>
＜12 months of age can be re-injected directly, with each dose interval ≥28 days; only one dose of quadruple/penta vaccine is given at 12 months of age; ＜24 months of age will not be vaccinated with . If the corresponding ingredient dose is insufficient, other vaccines must be used to make up for it. When re-sorbing
, the interval between the first dose and the second dose should be ≥28 days, and the interval between the second dose and the third dose should be ≥60 days.
Pentavalent rotavirus vaccine re-injection
The first dose is completed within 6 weeks to 12 weeks of age, the second dose is completed within 10 to 22 weeks of age, and the third dose is completed within 14 to 32 weeks of age. The interval between every two doses is 4 to 10 weeks.
If a dose exceeds the age, the dose and the remaining doses cannot be re-inoculated.
EV71 (hand, foot and mouth disease) vaccine re-used
According to the product instructions of different brands, it is <4>
has two doses of supplementation, with a interval of ≥28 days. Residue cannot be replanted after age.
meningitis vaccine re-enrolled
A group meningitis polysaccharide vaccine: a total of 2 doses; vaccinated at 6 months and 9 months of age, respectively.
AC meningopolysaccharide vaccine: 2 doses in total; vaccinated at the age of 3 and 6 respectively.
Those who have not completed the group A meningitis polysaccharide vaccine for those who have not completed the group A meningitis polysaccharide vaccine for those who have not completed the group A meningitis polysaccharide vaccine for those who have not completed the group A meningitis polysaccharide vaccine for those who have not completed the group A meningitis polysaccharide vaccine for those who have not completed the group A meningitis polysaccharide vaccine for those who have not completed the group A meningitis polysaccharide vaccine, will no longer be re-used and will continue to complete the AC meningitis polysaccharide vaccination procedure.
(The types of free/self-paid vaccines used in different places and the regulations on vaccination and re-injection may be different, and the actual situation shall prevail.)
