What vaccines should IVF be vaccinated?
IVF refers to the baby that is obtained through assisted reproductive technology by implanting the embryo into the uterus after in vitro fertilization. For the parents of IVF, it is very important to ensure the healthy growth of the baby. Vaccination is one of the important measures to prevent diseases after the birth of a baby. The following four aspects introduce which vaccines should be given to test tube babies.
1. Conventional vaccine
Test tube babies should be vaccinated according to the routine vaccination plan after birth, including DPT vaccine, polio vaccine, pertussis vaccine, measles vaccine, rubella vaccine, hepatitis B vaccine, etc. These vaccines can effectively prevent diseases that babies may encounter in the process of growth and ensure the healthy growth of babies.
The first vaccination is usually 2 months after birth, and then according to the vaccination plan. The hospital will provide the corresponding vaccine according to the growth of the baby and the vaccination plan. Parents need to vaccinate in time according to the doctor's recommendations to ensure the effectiveness and timeliness of the vaccine.
2. High risk infectious disease vaccine
After IVF babies are born, they also need to be vaccinated according to the prevalence of high-risk infectious diseases. These vaccines include influenza vaccine, pneumococcal vaccine, chickenpox vaccine, etc.
Influenza vaccine can prevent seasonal influenza, and pneumococcal vaccine can prevent pneumonia. Varicella vaccine can prevent varicella and reduce complications caused by varicella. These vaccines can not only reduce the risk of infant infection, but also protect infants from serious diseases.
3. Travel vaccine
If you plan to travel with your baby, especially to areas where specific outbreaks are evident, it is very important to vaccinate for travel. Travel vaccines include hepatitis A vaccine, live attenuated JE vaccine, cholera vaccine, etc. These vaccines can prevent specific infectious diseases in some areas and protect infants from infection.
Before traveling, parents need to consult appropriate medical institutions or international vaccination clinics, and vaccinate according to the epidemic situation and suggestions in the destination. To ensure that infants are not susceptible to infectious diseases and travel safely.
4. Vaccine
For some special cases of IVF, vaccination may be required. This type of vaccine can be used to prevent specific diseases according to the specific conditions of infants.
For example, for test tube babies with abnormal immune system, doctors may recommend the use of vaccines to improve immunity. These vaccines usually need to be vaccinated in a specific hospital or laboratory, so parents should consult a professional doctor in a timely manner to develop an appropriate vaccination plan according to the specific conditions of the baby.
summary
After the birth of test tube babies, vaccination is one of the important measures to ensure their healthy growth. Conventional vaccines, high-risk infectious disease vaccines, travel vaccines and vaccines are all the types of vaccines that test tube babies should receive. Parents should make vaccination plans according to the doctor's suggestions and the baby's specific conditions to ensure that the baby can grow up in a healthy and safe environment.
