Vaccine name

Infanrix-hexa^TM

  Infanrix-IPV-HIB^TM

Pharmaceutical company

Suitable for

     Haemophilus influenzae type b infection needs to be prevented

     People who want to reduce the number of injections

Effective Prevention

Vaccination period

     It is recommended that babies start their first injection of the 6-in-1 vaccine when they are 6-8 weeks old

     After that, the second and third injections were given at 4 and 6 months respectively

     when the baby is 18 months old, a 5-in-1 vaccine booster injection will be given

Side effect

Not Suitable for

     Hypersensitivity to any component of the vaccine

     If encephalopathy of unknown etiology occurs within seven days of pertussis vaccination, pertussis vaccine should be discontinued immediately, but vaccination for other diseases should continue

Precautions

If the following situations occur after getting vaccinated with pertussis vaccine, medical staff should carefully consider whether to give pertussis-containing vaccine

     Fever over 40°C within 48 hours of vaccination, not caused by other reasons

     Symptoms of syncope or shock occur within 48 hours of inoculation

     Prolonged, persistent crying (more than three hours) within 48 hours of vaccination

     Having seizure within 3 days of vaccination (with or without fever)

**When Infanrix-hexaTM / Infanrix-IPV-HIBTM is in short supply, the company has the opportunity to replace it with a vaccine of the same quality - Hexaxim/Pentaxim (Sanofi, France).