“Dr. Yong” recommends the principles of vaccination if there is an outbreak Hurry up to stimulate the needle faster.
Date 15 Dec 2021 time 12:00
“Prof. Dr. Yong Phuworawan” recommends the principles of vaccination, specifying the distance, preliminary needles with stimulation needle the longer the better But if there is an outbreak was hurried to vaccinate faster
On December 15, 64, Prof. Dr. Yong Phuworawan, head of the Center specializes in clinical virology. Faculty of Medicine Chulalongkorn University Post a message via Facebook stating that Covid-19 vaccines, principles of vaccination
according to the science of vaccination complete vaccination It must consist of a primary (prime) and booster (boost) vaccine to be called a complete vaccine. For example, hepatitis A b vaccine is given initially, 1 dose in Liver A and 2 doses in Liver B, and 1 booster dose 6 months later. or in children You’ll need a needle or a prime, followed by a boost to help you stay healthy.
It’s the same thing with Covid-19 saying that the complete vaccine is 2 doses, so it’s not correct. The completion must consist of the initial two doses as the prime and 3-6 months later the booster is called a complete set. with the first dose or the first 2 doses, such as 3 injections 1 month apart, all 3 injections, the 3rd needle is not considered a stimulant It is also considered prime or preliminary. need more stimulation The longer the stimulation needle is away from the preliminary needle, the better. Typically 6-24 months in hepatic A or hepat B, but sometimes delays 3 months, but the stimulation effect is less lasting, especially 6 months or more.
The further the distance, the better the stimulation, the higher the immunity and the longer the life. But if it’s too far, there are disadvantages. If there is a large outbreak will have an infection insert before stimulation Therefore, if there is no outbreak, wait for a distance. If there is a large outbreak, hurry up.
full set of vaccinations Must consist of a preliminary set (prime) to stimulate (boost).
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