Do test tube babies need to be vaccinated after 28 days?
IVF is an infant who is fertilized in the laboratory through assisted reproductive technology and cultivated to the blastocyst stage and then implanted into the mother's body. With the continuous development and popularization of IVF technology, people pay more attention to the health of IVF. Vaccination is an important measure to protect infants from diseases in the early stage after birth. So, do test tube babies need to be vaccinated after 28 days? The following is a detailed description of infant immune system, common infant vaccines, hospital recommendations and importance.
Development of immune system
After birth, the immune system of IVF is in the early stage of development. The immune system of infants mainly protects them from diseases through acquired immunity and breast milk immunity. However, IVF may be affected by the lack of breastfeeding in the maternal culture stage, which may affect the acquisition of breast milk immunity. Therefore, it is particularly important to enhance the immunity of IVF through vaccination.
Vaccines can effectively stimulate the infant immune system to produce specific antibodies to prevent and control a variety of infectious diseases. After 28 days of IVF, its immune system has been initially formed, and it can be normally vaccinated to improve its immunity and avoid infection.
Common infant vaccines
Vaccination for infants. According to the epidemic situation and prevention needs, common infant vaccines include:
1. Hepatitis B vaccine: Hepatitis B virus infection can cause serious liver damage, and early vaccination of hepatitis B vaccine can effectively prevent hepatitis B virus infection.
2. DPT vaccine: DPT (diphtheria, pertussis and tetanus) is a common infectious disease in infancy, and vaccination against DPT vaccine can prevent the occurrence of these diseases.
3. Poliomyelitis vaccine: Poliomyelitis is a serious nervous system disease, which can effectively prevent infants from being infected with the virus after vaccination.
For these common diseases, like naturally conceived infants, IVF also needs to be vaccinated at the appropriate time to protect them from diseases.
Suggestions and importance of hospitals
Different hospitals and doctors may give different suggestions on IVF vaccination. It is recommended that parents understand the hospital's policies and opinions in detail when consulting doctors, and make decisions according to the actual situation.
The importance of vaccination for IVF cannot be ignored. Vaccination can provide more comprehensive and effective protection for IVF babies and reduce their risk of infectious diseases. At the same time, vaccination also helps to establish the immune memory of infants and provide guarantee for their future health.
Summary
Test tube babies need to be vaccinated after 28 days. Although the immune system of test tube babies has undergone initial development after birth, vaccination can improve their immunity and prevent the occurrence of various infectious diseases. Common infant vaccines include hepatitis B vaccine, DPT vaccine and polio vaccine. Parents should understand the suggestions of the hospital when consulting in the hospital, and decide whether to vaccinate according to the actual situation. Vaccination is of great significance for the health and immune system development of test tube infants, which can provide more comprehensive protection and establish immune memory, and provide security for their future development and life.
