The latest guidelines state that current, recent, or upcoming anesthesia/surgery/hospitalization is not a contraindication to vaccination.
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Whether your child is immunosuppressed or you are around someone with a condition that leaves them immunocompromised, getting vaccinated is important.
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The dose of vaccines for kids and adults is not calibrated by weight or age because the immune reaction that helps antibodies travel all through your body starts locally, near where the vaccine was given.
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Newborns and infants have immature immune systems, but they can usually receive vaccines on schedule. It is important for premature babies to be vaccinated on time, as their immune system matures and develops. Research shows that vaccines are effective in protecting babies, and multiple vaccines do not overwhelm or weaken their immune system.
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