The “Infectious is Easy” page reveals 10 reasons why it’s important to get a 6 month-4 year old to get the Covid-19 vaccine to prevent severe symptoms and not MiS-C.
On Oct. 16, the “Infectious, Easy” page posted 10 reasons why it’s important to take children 6 months to 4 years old to get the COVID-19 vaccine, stating: “1. COVID-19 passed. It’s been 2 years and 10 months from a serious communicable disease to a surveillance communicable disease. even less violent But some people have severe symptoms, pneumonia, encephalitis, hepatitis.
2. This virus is weird. Unlike others, it can be re-infected even in adults who have received 5 doses of the vaccine or have been infected. After being infected, there can be severe symptoms such as pneumonia, encephalitis, hepatitis, especially people with congenital diseases.
– MIS-C symptoms of organ inflammation 2-6 weeks after infection with coronavirus can be found in children, liver, kidney, brain, pneumonia.
– Born long covid, found that a child patient after being infected with covid Children with bronchitis can come back more easily than children who have never been infected.
3. Preventing severe, not dying, not going to ICU, not having MIS-C, not having long covid, that is, people must be immune, that is, from the vaccine.
4. The vaccine is highly safe in the mRNA group, both Pfizer and Moderna.
5. Reduced Pfizer dosage in children 6 months-4 years: 3 mcg (dark red), 5 years-11 years: 10 mcg (orange),
12 years and older to adults, 30 micrograms (purple)
6. The future is like a flu may have to be injected every year especially those at risk of having congenital disease to reduce mortality, reduce ICU admission, reduce pneumonia, reduce MiS-C, reduce long covid
7. Children 6 months – 4 years: 3 injections of Pfizer 3 micrograms, the first 2 doses 4 weeks apart, the 3rd dose 9 weeks apart.
8. Children who have been infected with COVID after 3 months can get vaccinated.
9. If you get other vaccines, you can get the covid vaccine. no distance how many days No need to wait 1 month
10. All congenital diseases can be vaccinated, except for a history of severe allergic reactions to the coronavirus vaccine. or on the day of the injection, sick with a fever should be postponed The Thai Food and Drug Administration has already approved the vaccine. It is expected that the injection will begin at the end of October. Bring your children in for an injection.”