Can I get the nine-valent vaccine during the epidemic? What should I do if I can't get the nine-valent vaccine during the epidemic?

We all know that the nine-valent vaccine is a popular vaccine now. Many female friends will get the nine-valent vaccine, especially adult women. The vaccination of the nine-valent vaccine also has certain requirements, and it is generally required to be vaccinated on time. So can the nine-valent vaccine be taken during the epidemic? Let's take a closer look below!

Can I get the nine-valent vaccine during the epidemic?

Most places have suspended the nine-valent vaccine, but the policies vary from place to place. You can call for consultation for specific details.

In order to effectively prevent and control the pneumonia caused by the new coronavirus infection and reduce the risks of infectious disease prevention and control caused by large-scale gatherings of people, vaccination clinics in many places and towns (except obstetric vaccination points and dog bite clinics) will continue to suspend vaccination services. The resumption time will be notified separately depending on the progress of epidemic prevention and control.

During the suspension of vaccination services, if a special child whose mother is positive for hepatitis B surface antigen needs to be vaccinated with hepatitis B vaccine, parents can call the Municipal Center for Disease Control and Prevention for consultation and appointment.

What to do with the nine-valent vaccine during the epidemic

Postponement of vaccination.

During the epidemic, it is best not to go out to get the 9-valent vaccine. The interval between the first and second doses of the 9-valent vaccine is at least one month, and it is not limited to one month, but can be extended to three months. When getting the second dose of the vaccine, as long as it is no more than 12 to 15 months and can be completed before sexual activity, it will be fine.

During the epidemic, in accordance with the relevant national, provincial and municipal regulations on avoiding large-scale gatherings of people, the municipal health and health commissions have decided to suspend most vaccination clinic services. Currently, the clinics are not open. The specific opening time will be determined by the municipal health and health commissions, which will organize experts to conduct risk assessments based on the city's epidemic prevention and control situation, and then make a decision and notify you separately.

How many shots of the nine-valent vaccine are needed?

During the epidemic, in accordance with the relevant national, provincial and municipal regulations on avoiding large-scale gatherings of people, the Shenzhen Municipal Health Commission has decided to suspend most vaccination clinic services. No clinics will be open before February 28. The Shenzhen Municipal Health Commission will organize experts to conduct risk assessments based on the city's epidemic prevention and control situation before the end of February, and then make a decision and notify separately.

What should we pay attention to when getting vaccinated during the epidemic?

1. Before going, understand the specific situation of the corresponding community clinic, determine whether the clinic is open normally, whether there are vaccines, whether it is suitable for vaccination, and pay attention to avoid peak travel.

2. It is recommended to measure your body temperature before vaccination. If you have symptoms such as fever, cough, etc., you should cancel the appointment and not get vaccinated for the time being.

3. Take protective measures and wear a disposable medical surgical mask or N95 medical mask when traveling.

4. After vaccination, please stay in the designated area of ​​the outpatient clinic for 30 minutes before leaving.

5. After returning home, pay close attention to your physical condition. If you have fever, local redness and swelling after vaccination, they can generally be relieved on their own and no special treatment is needed. If there are other discomforts that cannot be relieved, contact the vaccination clinic in time or go to a regular hospital for treatment.