In section Vaccination – the calendar of inoculations for the child till 14 years is described (when and against what it is necessary to do inoculations), and also in section about advantages and lacks of constant inoculation, and about, why and in what situations it is impossible to do inoculations to the child.

Calendar of preventive inoculations

Immunization within the limits of a national calendar of preventive inoculations

Age The inoculation name
Newborns
(At the first 12 o'clock of a life)		 The first vaccination against a virus hepatitis In
Newborns
(3-7 days)		 Vaccination against a tuberculosis
1 month The second vaccination against a virus hepatitis In
3 months The first vaccination against a diphtheria, a whooping cough, a tetanus, a poliomyelitis
4,5 months The second vaccination against a diphtheria, a whooping cough, a tetanus, a poliomyelitis
6 months The third vaccination against a diphtheria, a whooping cough, a tetanus, a poliomyelitis
The third vaccination against a virus hepatitis In
12 months Vaccination against measles, krasnuhi an epidemic parotitis
18 months The first revaktsinatsija against a diphtheria, a whooping cough, a tetanus, a poliomyelitis
20 months The second revaktsinatsija against a poliomyelitis
6 years Revaktsinatsija against measles, krasnuhi, an epidemic parotitis
7 years Revaktsinatsija against a tuberculosis
The second revaktsinatsija against a diphtheria, a tetanus
13 years Vaccination against krasnuhi (girls)
Vaccination against a virus hepatitis In (earlier not imparted)
14 years The third revaktsinatsija against a diphtheria, a tetanus
Revaktsinatsija against a tuberculosis
The third revaktsinatsija against a poliomyelitis
Adults Revaktsinatsija against a diphtheria, a tetanus - each 10 years from the moment of last revaktsinatsii


The note:

  1. Immunization within the limits of a national calendar of preventive inoculations is spent by vaccines of domestic and foreign manufacture registered and resolved to application when due hereunder according to instructions on their application.
  2. To children who were born from mothers, carriers of a virus of a hepatitis In or sick of a virus hepatitis In in the third trimester of pregnancy vaccination against a virus hepatitis In is spent under the scheme of 0-1-2-12 months.
  3. Vaccination against a hepatitis In in 13 years is spent earlier 0-1-6 months not imparted under the scheme.
  4. Vaccination against krasnuhi is spent to girls in 13 years earlier not imparted or received only one inoculation.
  5. Revaktsinatsija against a tuberculosis it is spent not infected mikobakterijami a tuberculosis tuberkulinotritsatelnym to children.
  6. Revaktsinatsija against a tuberculosis in 14 years it is spent not infected mikobakterijami a tuberculosis tuberkulinotritsitelnym to children who have not received an inoculation in 7 years.
  7. Applied within the limits of a national calendar of preventive inoculations of a vaccine (except BTSZH) it is possible to enter simultaneously different syringes into different sites of a body or with an interval in 1 month.
  8. At infringement of term of the beginning of inoculations the last spend under schemes the provided present calendar and instructions on application of preparations.

Vaccination, the Child about one year

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We go on an inoculation!

Whether the question "will be put by a usual injection of a vaccine of harm to the kid?", always excites mums. Certainly, no. But inoculation carrying out will prevent development of infectious diseases, complications after which can be much worse, than fear before performance of this procedure.

Being in a parent bosom, the kid is protected from infectious diseases by antibodies (protective factors) mothers. When the child is born, mum transfers it the antibodies. The kid becomes as though completed with necessary particles - antibodies which destroy bacteria which get to an organism. For this reason our children to 3-6 monthly age extremely seldom are ill with infectious diseases. Feeding of the kid by chest milk also provides receipt of additional quantity of antibodies. All it were provided by the nature because the kid only starts to adapt to the world and is yet capable to produce own antibodies independently.

At the age of 3-6 months threat to be ill at the child begins especially high, after all "mum's" antibodies break already up or used at this time, and own only start to be produced.

Vaccination, the Child about one year

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