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Chickenpox vaccine

Chickenpox makes bean-shaped blisters and fever on body skin, blisters and scabs have the opportunity to leave permanent scars afterward. People with weak resistance are prone to complications such as scarlet fever and pneumonia. Chickenpox is extremely infectious, especially in young children and in patients in the early stage. Once suffering from chickenpox, the body will automatically produce immunity, thus resulting in lifelong immunity. But the chickenpox virus can lie in the body for years. After the activation, "shingles" are caused, of which the most common way of propagation is through direct contact with people. If women are infected with chickenpox in the first three months of pregnancy, it can lead to birth defects, such as limbs atrophy shrink, eyes and central nervous system damage.

(The Government announced in 2013 that it is expected in 2014 chickenpox vaccine will be included in the government free vaccination program. However, children of 1-year-old in 2014 will not be reimbursed to inject the chickenpox vaccine, so parents can consider bringing their children to clinics for vaccination, or alternatively vaccinating "MMRV" to get better protection earlier. )

Injection schedule - 1-year-old to 12 years old children can be injected with one vaccine. It is recommended after three months, a booster injection is needed to ensure that children get more comprehensive protection. Neomycin (Neomycin) allergies and pregnant women should not receive the chickenpox vaccine.

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Optional Addition

• Japanese Encephalitis Vaccine：：Click here
• Bexsero® Meningococcal B Vaccine：Click here
• Menactra® Meningococcal ACWY Vaccine： Click here
• Nimenrix™ Meningococcal ACWY Vaccine：Click here
• Newborn Metabolic Screening -【MetaScreen Plan 100+】：Click here
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• 【Vaccine Combo Package A】：Click here
  
• 【Vaccine Combo Package B】：Click here