Question

Why is immunization important? Who should be vaccinated? What is the difference between routine, recommended, and required vaccines?

Answer 1

1)Immunization is a simple and effective way of protectingchildren from serious diseases .It not only helps protects individuals,it also protects the broader community by missing the spread of disease. Vaccines work by triggering the immune system to fight aganist certain diseases.If a vaccinated person comes in contact with these diseases,their immu e system is able to respond more effectively.This either prevents the disease from developing or reduces the severity.

2)The CDC(Centers for Disease Control and prevention) suggests that adolescents receive the vaccine within five years before starting collage.CDC recommends permissive use of serogroup B meningococcal vaccine for adolescents and young adutlt age 16-23,with preferred age of 16-18.Accoring to theroy every person should receive every Vaccine necessary to protect them from disease.

3)Routine vaccines are thosebrecommended for everyone,depending on age and vaccine history.most of the people think of thease as childhood vaccines that they will get before starting school,but CDC also recommends routine vaccines for adults for example flu vaccine and tetanus booster shots every 10 years are needed.Recommended vaccines like diptheria,tetanus and whooping cough,polio,measles,mumps and rubella,chikenpox,influza every year.to day children receive vaccines to prevent 14 different diseases,now they can receive as many as 26 inoculations early in life and 5 at on time.According to immunizaton schedule every individuals must vaccinated all Required vaccines ,in nine countries like Bulgaria,Croatia,Czech Republic,France,Hungary,Italiy,Latvia,Poland and Slovakia vaccination aganist mumps-measles-rubella is mandatory.It is recommended in the other twenty- two counries.