How vaccinations are made in the USA: US vaccination calendar
'02.06.2017'
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Today, I want to talk with you, friends, about vaccination. ⠀ I belong to the camp, which is for vaccinations.
✔ I believe that modern medicine is at a very high level, all medicines are very well tested, the quality of drugs has improved over the past 20-30 years, that is, since our childhood.
✔ All modern well-read doctors advise to vaccinate not because they “said so”, but because they understand the real benefits - yes, some vaccinations against rare diseases, but they are rare because they protect children.
✔ Another reason is our early (from three months) long flights on airplanes over long distances.
✔ And the last reason is that in order to be enrolled in an American kindergarten, all vaccinations must be given on time.
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Also I suggest to get acquainted with the American schedule of vaccinations:
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★ HepB / Hepatitis B
(1) birth - 1 months; (2) 1 - 2 mon; (3) 6 - 18 months
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★ Rotavirus / Rotavirus
(1) 2 months; (2) 4 months; (3) 6 months
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★ DTaP / Diphtheria, tetanus, whooping cough
(1) 2 months; (2) 4 months; (3) 6 months; (4) 15 - 18 mon; (5) 4 - 6 years.
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★ Hib / Vaccination against hemophilic type b infection
(1) 2 months; (2) 4 months; (3) 6 months; (4) 12 - 15 months
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★ PCV / Pneumococcal infection
(1) 2 months; (2) 4 months; (3) 6 months; (4) 12 - 15 months
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★ IPV / Poliomyelitis
(1) 2 months; (2) 4 months; (3) 6 - 18 mon; (4) 4 - 6 years.
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★ MMR / Measles, Rubella
(1) 12 - 15 mon; (2) 4 - 6 years.
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★ Varicella (Chickenox) / Chickenpox (chickenpox)
(1) 12 - 15 mon; (2) 4 - 6 years.
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★ HepA
12 - 23 months (2 vaccines during this period)
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