Vaccinated against influenza. Does baby get any immunity from my vaccine, being breast fed? - influenza season
I have been vaccinated against the flu just before the winter season (Australia). I breast-feed my baby, for one year) (request brats. My baby in some form of immunity? I have a house full of children who have the flu and I'm waiting for my baby, gained a certain immunity from my vaccine.
Tuesday, January 19, 2010
Influenza Season Vaccinated Against Influenza. Does Baby Get Any Immunity From My Vaccine, Being Breast Fed?
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Your baby will probably not be immune to vaccine against influenza, the milk is received at this point. You could their vaccinations 1 years, which failed to young people is good.
The flu vaccine protects only against the common habit of some influenza. Childern If you are a man who will not be in the vaccine can get you and your baby.
They were often the hands reduce the risk of infection.
pass a certain immunity to his son, but probably not enough to prevent your baby from catching the flu.
Your child may have vaccine against influenza after s / is 6 months, but not too late to obtain the vaccine for your baby, however. So they keep going as isolated as possible and for him / her are not vaccinated if he / she has arrived!
Good luck, I hope everyone has well soon!
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