Прививки в роддомах, склоняюсь к не делать Ваше мнение? Опции

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Я понимаю что мы тут по больше части не доктора, но всеже хотел узнать делали ли вы своим детям привики в роддомах? Так-как для меня этот вопрос сейчас актуален просмотрел кучу материалов и смущает то, что есть всего 2 мнения делать или не делать. Специально позвонил своему знакомому в Италию и спросил делают ли там привки, он сказал что делают но только после певого месяца и только после проверки на совместимость. Почему же у нас колят сразу?

[sleserginekolog]

Unvaccinated Minnesota Child Dies from Hib Meningitis



Rise in Vaccine Exemptors Leads to Outbreaks of Deadly,

Preventable Diseases



January 27, 2009 (WASHINGTON, DC): The Centers for Disease

Control and Prevention (CDC) announced last week that five

children in Minnesota have been infected with the bacterial

infection Haemophilus influenzae type b (Hib) resulting in the

death of one and serious complications for the remaining four.

Parents chose not to vaccinate three of the infected children,

including the child who died. One was too young to have

completed the full series and the fifth infant received his

primary vaccinations but suffered from an immune disorder which

would have qualified him for a booster dose at twelve to fifteen

months. The family was unaware of the child's condition and, due

to a Hib vaccine shortage, physicians have been asked to defer

the booster dose for non-risk children. The CDC still recommends

Hib vaccines for all children at two, four and six months of

age.



"It is completely unacceptable that a child has died from a

vaccine-preventable disease," said Amy Pisani, executive

director of Every Child By Two. "How many children must die

before parents realize that there are consequences to not

immunizing their children? Misinformation about the safety of

vaccines, particularly an alleged link to autism, has scared

many parents into believing their children are at risk from

vaccines. Children are left vulnerable to deadly diseases when

not vaccinated on time."



Pediatrician and author Dr. Ari Brown expressed concern over the

outbreaks, "These five cases of very serious Hib disease in

Minnesota remind us that these diseases are very real and very

dangerous," said the author of the popular Baby 411 parenting

guides, "It is a reminder that the CDC recommended vaccination

schedule protects infants and young children as soon as it is

safe to do so. Delaying or staggering vaccines in an

'alternative' schedule leaves the most vulnerable at risk."



"Yet another recent study published in the journal Pediatrics

confirmed there is no link between vaccines and autism," said

Dr. Deborah Wexler, executive director of the Minnesota-based

Immunization Action Coalition. Twelve studies have been

conducted worldwide confirming that MMR vaccine does not cause

autism and six large studies have demonstrated there is no link

between the preservative thimerosal, a preservative formerly

used in some vaccines, and autism. "Parents need to trust in the

scientific evidence that vaccines are safe, effective, and very

necessary – we can't afford to lose one more child due to

misguided beliefs about vaccines."



In recent months, officials have also reported outbreaks in

cases of measles and pertussis.


zaidi na website CDC.gov tam mnogo horoshey informacii. v kratce, privki nuzhni, i oni ne privodat' k umstevenim otstalos'tam (uchitivau to shto priviku ne delal kakoito vasya u sebya doma).



kstati po povodu Moutaux (ot tuberkuleza), vaccina ne bila priznana effektivnoi, no cherez 10 let kogda svoistva vakcini uhodyat, trudno opredelit' esli u cheloveka TB ili netu, poetomu bolshenstvo prohodyat 9 mesachniy kurs lecheniya. po kraine mere eto u nas v USA....