Hepatitis C vaccine:
Hepatitis A virus is a highly contagious virus that can sometimes cause death. It is caused by eating food or contaminated water. The virus is present in the stool of the person with hepatitis A. The symptoms of the disease are similar to the flu symptoms initially in terms of high temperature with loss of appetite, nausea and diarrhea before the prawns and urine turns to dark (red draft) and turns stool to light color (lime), with general weakness and fatigue. Clinical symptoms are often minor in children under six years of age. The virus is gradually cured and does not become a chronic disease. The disease can be cured for a period of several weeks to several months, and the disease can develop into serious injury, particularly in children. With chronic liver disease or children receiving treatment with drugs that affect liver function.
Type of vaccine:
The jaundice vaccine contains a part of the virus and is highly effective at 94- 100% in protection from the disease. It is given as an injection of muscle.
Vaccination schedule:
The vaccine is given a dose of muscle after the first year of life in two doses separated by a period of time of at least 6 months.
Side effects of the vaccine:
The effects of this side-effect vaccine are limited as the swelling of the injection site and minor fatigue.
Hepatitis A virus is a highly contagious virus that can sometimes cause death. It is caused by eating food or contaminated water. The virus is present in the stool of the person with hepatitis A. The symptoms of the disease are similar to the flu symptoms initially in terms of high temperature with loss of appetite, nausea and diarrhea before the prawns and urine turns to dark (red draft) and turns stool to light color (lime), with general weakness and fatigue. Clinical symptoms are often minor in children under six years of age. The virus is gradually cured and does not become a chronic disease. The disease can be cured for a period of several weeks to several months, and the disease can develop into serious injury, particularly in children. With chronic liver disease or children receiving treatment with drugs that affect liver function.
Type of vaccine:
The jaundice vaccine contains a part of the virus and is highly effective at 94- 100% in protection from the disease. It is given as an injection of muscle.
Vaccination schedule:
The vaccine is given a dose of muscle after the first year of life in two doses separated by a period of time of at least 6 months.
Side effects of the vaccine:
The effects of this side-effect vaccine are limited as the swelling of the injection site and minor fatigue.
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