Possible side effects of the vaccine against Streptococcus pneumoniae disease
Your child has received a conjugate vaccine containing a polysaccharide envelope of several serotypes (10-Synflorix, or 13-Prevenar) of Streptococcus pneumoniae bacteria combine with a protein carrier in order to protect against severe and invasive infections of Streptococcus pneumoniae.
Your child has received a conjugate vaccine containing a polysaccharide envelope of several serotypes (10-Synflorix, or 13-Prevenar) of Streptococcus pneumoniae bacteria combine with a protein carrier in order to protect against severe and invasive infections of Streptococcus pneumoniae.
Vaccine against Streptococcus pneumoniae disease
In children under the age of two, only conjugate vaccines containing 10 or 13 serotypes of the bacterium are effective and used to protect against invasive diseases caused by Streptococcus pneumoniae (pneumococcus). These are vaccines in which the bacterial polysaccharide antigen is bound to an immunogenic protein (from the structure of, tetanus, diphtheria, or Hemophilus influenza ), which enhances the immune response and stimulates immune memory.
In children under the age of two, only conjugate vaccines containing 10 or 13 serotypes of the bacterium are effective and used to protect against invasive diseases caused by Streptococcus pneumoniae (pneumococcus). These are vaccines in which the bacterial polysaccharide antigen is bound to an immunogenic protein (from the structure of, tetanus, diphtheria, or Hemophilus influenza ), which enhances the immune response and stimulates immune memory.
Diseases caused by Streptococcus pneumonia
"Streptococcus pneumoniae is a bacterium, with over 90 strains, which most often causes inflammation of the nasopharyngeal mucosa and neighboring organs: sinuses and ears. More aggressive strains of this bacterium cause: pneumonia, meningitis, sepsis, diseases that can have lasting consequences or fatal outcome, especially in infants, young children and people with chronic diseases..
Zdrava deca u zavisnosti od mesta istraživanja , u različitom procentu (27% u razvijenim i do 85% u zemljama u razvoju) mogu ovu bakteriju nositi na sluznici gornjih disajnih puteva.U promenjenim okolnostima, događa se lokalni razvoj infekcije, a putem krvotoka infekcija se može proširiti i na druge delove tela.
Inficirane osobe bekteriju prenose na druge osobe preko kapljica ili direktnim kontaktom, ređe indirektno, preko sveže zaprljanog predmeta."
"Streptococcus pneumoniae is a bacterium, with over 90 strains, which most often causes inflammation of the nasopharyngeal mucosa and neighboring organs: sinuses and ears. More aggressive strains of this bacterium cause: pneumonia, meningitis, sepsis, diseases that can have lasting consequences or fatal outcome, especially in infants, young children and people with chronic diseases..
Zdrava deca u zavisnosti od mesta istraživanja , u različitom procentu (27% u razvijenim i do 85% u zemljama u razvoju) mogu ovu bakteriju nositi na sluznici gornjih disajnih puteva.U promenjenim okolnostima, događa se lokalni razvoj infekcije, a putem krvotoka infekcija se može proširiti i na druge delove tela.
Inficirane osobe bekteriju prenose na druge osobe preko kapljica ili direktnim kontaktom, ređe indirektno, preko sveže zaprljanog predmeta."
Development stimulation through daily routines: newborn
"The biggest challenge parents face when they come home with a newborn baby is getting used to new routines in the family functioning, especially when the first child comes along. Daily routines: changing, feeding, carrying, are an opportunity to stimulate psychomotor development.”
"The biggest challenge parents face when they come home with a newborn baby is getting used to new routines in the family functioning, especially when the first child comes along. Daily routines: changing, feeding, carrying, are an opportunity to stimulate psychomotor development.”
Stimulation of motor activities in the second year
"The moment when a child gets to his feet and starts to walk on his own is one of the strongest experiences. He never seems to get tired. He gets up, sits down, walks sideways holding on to the furniture, lets himself stand, takes steps, goes down to the four-legged position again. He is constantly experimenting and doing it all the time with a smile and a new motivation to discover different possibilities of movement. "
"The moment when a child gets to his feet and starts to walk on his own is one of the strongest experiences. He never seems to get tired. He gets up, sits down, walks sideways holding on to the furniture, lets himself stand, takes steps, goes down to the four-legged position again. He is constantly experimenting and doing it all the time with a smile and a new motivation to discover different possibilities of movement. "
Preparing a young child for a visit to the dentist
It is necessary to carefully prepare the child for a visit to the dentist. Take your child to the dentist regularly once to twice a year, and more often if necessary.
It is necessary to carefully prepare the child for a visit to the dentist. Take your child to the dentist regularly once to twice a year, and more often if necessary.
How to protect teeth from decay (caries)
Teeth are protected from decay by good care, proper nutrition and regular dental check-ups. When the first stain on the teeth appears that cannot be removed by regular cleaning, visit a pediatric dentist.
Teeth are protected from decay by good care, proper nutrition and regular dental check-ups. When the first stain on the teeth appears that cannot be removed by regular cleaning, visit a pediatric dentist.
Dental care for young children
Brushing your child's teeth twice a day with a toothbrush and low-fluoride toothpaste and avoiding sweetened foods and drinks will prevent tooth decay. Children need help and supervision in regular oral and dental hygiene. Take your child to the dentist regularly, once to twice a year.
Brushing your child's teeth twice a day with a toothbrush and low-fluoride toothpaste and avoiding sweetened foods and drinks will prevent tooth decay. Children need help and supervision in regular oral and dental hygiene. Take your child to the dentist regularly, once to twice a year.
Dental care for babies
When the first teeth erupt, clean them with water using soft cotton gauze or a soft brush twice a day. You will prevent the appearance of tooth decay: by cleaning your child's teeth regularly and avoiding offering sugary drinks and sweetened foods. Visit a pediatric dentist at the age of 6 months.
When the first teeth erupt, clean them with water using soft cotton gauze or a soft brush twice a day. You will prevent the appearance of tooth decay: by cleaning your child's teeth regularly and avoiding offering sugary drinks and sweetened foods. Visit a pediatric dentist at the age of 6 months.
Calendar of immunization
The immunization calendar is a guide for the administration immunization of children of a certain age. It is based on: the current epidemiological situation and the economic capabilities of the country e, and the recommendations for immunization of the World Health Organization, which are based on scientific evidences
The immunization calendar is a guide for the administration immunization of children of a certain age. It is based on: the current epidemiological situation and the economic capabilities of the country e, and the recommendations for immunization of the World Health Organization, which are based on scientific evidences