National Vaccination Day
is observed every year on 16 March in India. National Immunization Day was first observed on 16 March 1995. On this day, the first dose of polio vaccine was given through oral mouth in India in the year 1995. The campaign to eradicate polio from India was launched by the government through the Pulse Polio Campaign.
The objective of National Immunization Day
Its purpose is to make all people aware of vaccination. Promoting the use of vaccines to protect people of all ages from the disease. According to the World Health Organization, every year 20-30 lakh people are saved with the help of vaccination. Despite this, there are still about 2 crore children in the world who are deprived of vaccination. If your child is too young or is going to be, then you must also get the child to get these necessary vaccines.
1. Make sure that the polio drops are given to the child. Children become crippled due to a disease called polio, this vaccine provides protection from it. Children should also get this vaccine.
2. Hepatitis-B virus infection causes liver inflammation, jaundice and liver cancer can also be at risk after prolonged infection. Therefore, this vaccine is very important for everyone, which protects against Hepatitis-B infection.
3. To protect the pregnant woman and the unborn child from tetanus, apply tetanestoxide 1 / booster vaccine and second vaccine within a period of every month.
4. To protect the child from TB, it is mandatory to get the vaccine of BCG. B.C.G. Once the vaccine is administered, the child can be protected from TB disease.
5. Hib vaccine protects children against diphtheria, pertussis, tetanus, hepatitis-B, and H inflanzi-B. Infection of Hib bacteria can lead to serious and fatal diseases like pneumonia and meningitis/meningitis.
6. DPT is a series of vaccines that are given to protect humans against the three infectious diseases diphtheria, pertussis (pertussis), and tetanus.
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