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Diphtheria is an infectious, toxic disease caused by diphtheria bacteria. The disease is easily spread from sick people to healthy people through the respiratory tract. The symptoms of the disease are easily confused with the common cold.

During primary school, from 7 to 10 years old, children should continue to receive the influenza vaccine each year. If they have not been fully vaccinated according to the vaccination schedule for children aged 6 and older, parents should consult their doctor to ensure that their children receive the appropriate additional vaccines.

Hello doctor. I want to ask the doctor, we just got married and had sex without using any protection, and after a while I wanted to take my wife to get the HPV vaccine for cervical cancer, and I took my wife to do a pregnancy test and there was no sign of anything, and I decided to take my wife to get the HPV vaccine for cervical cancer, and after 1 month of the injection, my wife had a late period, and I asked the doctor at the injection site and the doctor said it might be because the injection was messed up, and continued to get the flu vaccine before getting pregnant, and a few days later I tested my wife and there were 2 lines, and I took my wife for an ultrasound, the doctor said it was 4 weeks and 4 days, I was so worried, I couldn't eat or sleep since that day, my wife got the first shot, doctor, can you tell me if the two vaccines for cervical cancer and flu affect the fetus, I hope the doctor will let me know and what I should do What is it, doctor, please tell me honestly, thank you!

Diphtheria is transmitted through the respiratory tract (from the end of the incubation period), by contact with respiratory secretions or small secretions sprayed into the air, through utensils, clothes, toys, and food contaminated with secretions. This is an extremely dangerous disease, easily spread into an epidemic, if not treated promptly can cause death.

Hib (Haemophilus Influenzae type b) bacteria are the cause of severe pneumonia, meningitis and other invasive diseases in children under 5 years of age. Hib bacteria can invade parts of the body that are normally free of germs, such as the spinal fluid, causing meningitis, or the blood, causing sepsis. Invasive disease is often severe, requires hospital treatment and can sometimes lead to death. Therefore, the World Health Organization recommends that vaccines are the only tool capable of preventing most severe diseases caused by Hib bacteria.

Currently, diphtheria treatment drugs are mainly made from horse serum, diphtheria antitoxin made from human serum is very rare. Early detection and treatment of diphtheria is key, this is a disease that requires hospitalization for treatment and isolation as soon as possible.