Vaccinations are a vital part of keeping your child healthy and protected from serious, preventable diseases. At Ankura Hospital, we provide a comprehensive pediatric vaccination program that safeguards children from illnesses like measles, mumps, rubella, polio, hepatitis, influenza, and many other infections. Timely immunization helps strengthen your child’s immune system, reduces the risk of complications, and contributes to the overall well-being of your little one.
Understanding Pediatric Vaccinations
Pediatric vaccinations are essential for building immunity in children against serious diseases such as measles, polio, hepatitis, diphtheria, and influenza. Timely vaccination not only protects your child but also contributes to community immunity, reducing the spread of infections. Our pediatricians carefully assess your child’s health and vaccination history to design a personalized immunization schedule.
Common Vaccines and Conditions Prevented
Our vaccination program covers a wide range of preventable conditions:
- Hepatitis B & A: Protects the liver from viral infections.
- Diphtheria, Tetanus, Pertussis (DTaP): Prevents respiratory infections and complications.
- Polio: Safeguards against paralysis caused by poliovirus.
- Measles, Mumps, Rubella (MMR): Protects against viral infections that can cause serious complications.
- Influenza: Prevents seasonal flu and related complications.
- Varicella (Chickenpox): Protects against a common childhood infection.
- Pneumococcal & Rotavirus vaccines: Protect against severe infections of the lungs and intestines.
Why Pediatric Vaccinations Are Important?
- Expert Guidance: Our pediatricians provide detailed advice on which vaccines your child needs and when.
- Early Protection: Timely vaccination prevents serious illness and hospitalization.
- Community Safety: Vaccinated children reduce the risk of disease outbreaks.
Expertise at Ankura Hospitals
At Ankura Hospital, our pediatricians are highly experienced in childhood immunization. We follow globally recommended vaccination schedules, tailored to the needs of each child. Our team ensures vaccinations are administered safely, minimizing discomfort, and educating parents about side effects, boosters, and disease prevention strategies.
Myths vs. Facts
Natural immunity is better than vaccines.
Myth: Natural immunity is better than vaccines.
Fact: Vaccines provide immunity without exposing children to the risks of severe illness or complications from the disease.
Giving multiple vaccines at once is unsafe.
Myth: Giving multiple vaccines at once is unsafe.
Fact: Children’s immune systems are capable of handling multiple vaccines safely, and combination vaccines reduce the number of injections needed.
Vaccines are unnecessary if a disease is rare.
Myth: Vaccines are unnecessary if a disease is rare.
Fact: Vaccines help prevent outbreaks and protect children and communities, even for rare diseases.
Mild side effects mean vaccines are harmful.
Myth: Mild side effects mean vaccines are harmful.
Fact: Mild fever, swelling, or soreness is common and temporary. Serious side effects are extremely rare and closely monitored.
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