*10 Vaccines Recommended for your Child*
Babies are naturally protected against (www.ThinkPill.in) certain diseases as the antibodies from their mothers were passed to them through the placenta. They continue to receive antibodies through breast milk.
However, the antibodies they produce are not enough to ward off many infections and illnesses.
Giving vaccines for different diseases confers what is called ‘acquired immunity’.
Below are the vaccinations that are recommended for your child.
*BCG Vaccine* –
This vaccination is given (www.ThinkPill.in) as an intradermal injection soon after baby's birth.
The immunization helps prevent tuberculosis (TB).
*OPV Vaccine* –
OPV vaccine is given (www.ThinkPill.in) orally in several doses till the age of five to prevent the incidence of polio.
Polio is a disease that affects the nerves causing muscle weakness and paralysis.
In India, the vaccination is given free of cost (www.ThinkPill.in) to all children below five years of age under a Government programme.
*DPT Vaccine* –
The intradermal injection helps prevent diphtheria, pertussis and tetanus.
Diphtheria is an infection which (www.ThinkPill.in) starts with a ‘sore throat’ but has life-threatening complications.
Pertussis (whooping cough) affects the lungs in children and causes brain damage.
Tetanus starts when a wound (www.ThinkPill.in) gets infected.
*Measles Vaccine* –
The vaccine is given (www.ThinkPill.in) subcutaneously (just below the skin) after a baby completes nine months.
Measles is a contagious viral infection that starts as cold/cough with (www.ThinkPill.in) rashes and later causes diarrhoea and pneumonia.
*Hepatitis B Vaccine* –
Though it is not mandatory for children, it provides immunity against jaundice.
Hepatitis is a viral infection (www.ThinkPill.in) that affects the liver and can lead to jaundice.
It is given in a series of three shots, at different times.
*Hib Vaccine* –
This vaccine makes a child (www.ThinkPill.in) immunity against meningitis, a disease in which a child’s brain and the spinal cord gets infected.
It is given in four doses to a child, (www.ThinkPill.in) first in the 2nd month and final during the 12th month.
*Chickenpox Vaccine* –
This vaccine helps prevent (www.ThinkPill.in) chickenpox.
It is given in two doses – first is when the child is between 12 to 15 months of (www.ThinkPill.in) age and the second dose is when the child is between 4 to 6 years old.
*MMR Vaccine* –
It is a vaccination that protects children (www.ThinkPill.in) from measles, mumps and rubella.
*Influenza (flu) Vaccine* –
Flu is one of the common diseases that affect the respiratory system.
The vaccine should be administered (www.ThinkPill.in) before the flu season, in children between 6 months to 5 years of age.
*Rotavirus Vaccine* –
This vaccination provides immunity (www.ThinkPill.in) against rotavirus infection, which can cause severe gastroenteritis and diarrhoea.
A common concern among parents is that their baby will have serious reactions to the vaccines because of which they would hesitate to get immunizations in the future.
Vaccinations are unlikely to cause (www.ThinkPill.in) any serious illness, though there could be mild reactions such as soreness.
Since the risks of vaccinations are too less as compared with the health risks associated with the diseases they prevent, you should consider it.
*To know more about Vaccines & How they work see my video* https://youtu.be/VN2VrAA2-UI
Dr Rupal Rana Arya
MBBS (Mumbai) DCH (London)
Consulting Family Physician & Surgeon
Weight Loss Specialist
Clinical Nutritionist
*Click here for my YouTube Videos* www.ThinkPill.in
Join me for a Healthy Lifestyle- https://t.me/ThinkPill
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/DrRupalRanaArya/
Babies are naturally protected against (www.ThinkPill.in) certain diseases as the antibodies from their mothers were passed to them through the placenta. They continue to receive antibodies through breast milk.
However, the antibodies they produce are not enough to ward off many infections and illnesses.
Giving vaccines for different diseases confers what is called ‘acquired immunity’.
Below are the vaccinations that are recommended for your child.
*BCG Vaccine* –
This vaccination is given (www.ThinkPill.in) as an intradermal injection soon after baby's birth.
The immunization helps prevent tuberculosis (TB).
*OPV Vaccine* –
OPV vaccine is given (www.ThinkPill.in) orally in several doses till the age of five to prevent the incidence of polio.
Polio is a disease that affects the nerves causing muscle weakness and paralysis.
In India, the vaccination is given free of cost (www.ThinkPill.in) to all children below five years of age under a Government programme.
*DPT Vaccine* –
The intradermal injection helps prevent diphtheria, pertussis and tetanus.
Diphtheria is an infection which (www.ThinkPill.in) starts with a ‘sore throat’ but has life-threatening complications.
Pertussis (whooping cough) affects the lungs in children and causes brain damage.
Tetanus starts when a wound (www.ThinkPill.in) gets infected.
*Measles Vaccine* –
The vaccine is given (www.ThinkPill.in) subcutaneously (just below the skin) after a baby completes nine months.
Measles is a contagious viral infection that starts as cold/cough with (www.ThinkPill.in) rashes and later causes diarrhoea and pneumonia.
*Hepatitis B Vaccine* –
Though it is not mandatory for children, it provides immunity against jaundice.
Hepatitis is a viral infection (www.ThinkPill.in) that affects the liver and can lead to jaundice.
It is given in a series of three shots, at different times.
*Hib Vaccine* –
This vaccine makes a child (www.ThinkPill.in) immunity against meningitis, a disease in which a child’s brain and the spinal cord gets infected.
It is given in four doses to a child, (www.ThinkPill.in) first in the 2nd month and final during the 12th month.
*Chickenpox Vaccine* –
This vaccine helps prevent (www.ThinkPill.in) chickenpox.
It is given in two doses – first is when the child is between 12 to 15 months of (www.ThinkPill.in) age and the second dose is when the child is between 4 to 6 years old.
*MMR Vaccine* –
It is a vaccination that protects children (www.ThinkPill.in) from measles, mumps and rubella.
*Influenza (flu) Vaccine* –
Flu is one of the common diseases that affect the respiratory system.
The vaccine should be administered (www.ThinkPill.in) before the flu season, in children between 6 months to 5 years of age.
*Rotavirus Vaccine* –
This vaccination provides immunity (www.ThinkPill.in) against rotavirus infection, which can cause severe gastroenteritis and diarrhoea.
A common concern among parents is that their baby will have serious reactions to the vaccines because of which they would hesitate to get immunizations in the future.
Vaccinations are unlikely to cause (www.ThinkPill.in) any serious illness, though there could be mild reactions such as soreness.
Since the risks of vaccinations are too less as compared with the health risks associated with the diseases they prevent, you should consider it.
*To know more about Vaccines & How they work see my video* https://youtu.be/VN2VrAA2-UI
Dr Rupal Rana Arya
MBBS (Mumbai) DCH (London)
Consulting Family Physician & Surgeon
Weight Loss Specialist
Clinical Nutritionist
*Click here for my YouTube Videos* www.ThinkPill.in
Join me for a Healthy Lifestyle- https://t.me/ThinkPill
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/DrRupalRanaArya/
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Dr Rupal Explains What is the Difference between Virus & Bacteria ?
जीवाणु बैक्टीरिया V/S विषाणु वाइरस How is a Virus Different then bacteria,Also Why AntiBiotics dont work for Viruses ? And Why vaccination is required ? Also learn about how the immune…
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Latest IVF related news update :- Union Cabinet approves amendments in Surrogacy (Regulation) Bill, 2016 .
⚫:The Union Cabinet on March 21, 2018 gave approval for moving official amendments in the Surrogacy (Regulation) Bill, 2016.
⚫:The Bill will prevent commercialization of surrogacy including sale and purchase of human embryo and gametes.
⚫Once the Bill is enacted by the Parliament, the National Surrogacy Board will be constituted. While, the States and Union Territories will constitute the State Surrogacy Board and State Appropriate Authorities within three months of the notification by the Union Government.
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⚫:The Union Cabinet on March 21, 2018 gave approval for moving official amendments in the Surrogacy (Regulation) Bill, 2016.
⚫:The Bill will prevent commercialization of surrogacy including sale and purchase of human embryo and gametes.
⚫Once the Bill is enacted by the Parliament, the National Surrogacy Board will be constituted. While, the States and Union Territories will constitute the State Surrogacy Board and State Appropriate Authorities within three months of the notification by the Union Government.
To know more about IVF watch this video https://youtu.be/yrKyjvfoE5A
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IVF / टेस्ट ट्यूब बेबी Kya hai ? kitna COST ? kaise karte hain ? - Dr Rupal Explains
Namaskar🙏 I am Dr Rupal - MBBS DCH MCGP MGPA(GB) welcome to a new Hindi video on ThinkPill channel .
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Did you know , like wolverine in X-Men even some of our body parts can regrow fully
What organs can regenerate themselves?
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What organs can regenerate themselves?
The liver is the only human internal (www.ThinkPill.in) organ capable of natural regeneration of lost tissue; as little as 25% of a liver can regenerate into a whole liver. Regeneration is very rapid. The liver will return to a normal size in one to two weeks following the removal of (www.ThinkPill.in) greater than 50% of the liver by mass.
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What Are Gallstones?
They aren’t really stones. They're pieces of solid material that form in the gallbladder, a small organ located under the liver.
They aren’t really stones. They're pieces of solid material that form in the gallbladder, a small organ located under the liver.
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