Vaccine against measles, mumps and rubella 'Priori', reviews

It is believed that vaccination is a rescue from many infectious diseases that are dangerous to humans. Often, mothers doubt whether it is worth vaccinating their children, and if they do, they begin to ask themselves another question: which vaccine to choose and where to get it?

This article I want to devote to the vaccination against measles, mumps and rubella (CCP) "Prioriks", the reviews of which are mixed. Parents choose this drug, as it is produced in Belgium, but even after it a child may have negative reactions. What is the reason for this?

Description of Prioryx vaccination

This remedy is a live combined vaccine, which consists of strains of the virus of rubella, measles and mumps (KPC), grown in the culture of chick embryo cells.

It is designed to immunize children at 12 months, although the vaccination schedule varies from country to country. In addition, it is administered to nonimmune people in the first 72 hours after contact with the patient for protection against measles.

Do not administer the vaccine:

• With increased sensitivity to the egg-hen protein and neomycin, since these substances are part of the preparation;
• With acute obstetric dysfunction and intestinal diseases;
• With immunodeficiency states;
• During pregnancy.

Precautionary measures:

• Persons with cramps in the history should be under the supervision of a doctor for about thirty minutes, the cabinet for immunization must necessarily be provided with preparations for antishock therapy;
• The "Prioriks" vaccine can be done together with DTP, poliovirus vaccine, but in different syringes;
• The drug can be used for re-vaccination.

Side effects:

• There may be pain, swelling and redness at the injection site;
• Sometimes there is cough, rhinitis and bronchitis;
• A temperature increase is possible;
• In rare cases, a scanty pale pink rash occurs a few days after the injection;
• Allergy - a rash after inoculation.

Prioryx vaccine, reviews

Inoculation of the PDA is considered to be one of the least reactogenic. In norm on any vaccine there can be a rise in temperature, it is connected with formation of immunity. However, in some children (especially those who are prone to allergies), reactions to the constituent parts of the drug, in particular, to the protein of the chicken egg, are possible. The fact is that the viruses are grown in a nutrient medium (the culture of cells of chicken embryos), then the solution is cleansed, but there are still traces of eggs in it.

About how the children endure the Belgian Inoculation Prioryks, reviews about her moms write on the forums. Many report that everything went fine, there were no consequences, but there are parents who give negative feedback about the vaccine "Prioriks". It is on this drug that there are reactions in the form of a rise in temperature 9-10 days after vaccination. This is cautioned by the nurses themselves in the vaccination room, saying that these are manifestations of measles in mild form, and not a food allergy (as most doctors and moms think). This reaction is possible due to the fact that the composition of the drug includes, although weakened, but living viruses.

Indicators on the thermometer in all children are also different. Someone has a temperature of 38 degrees, and someone under 40, and it stumbles only for an hour, and then rises again. Even the case of Quincke's edema after the introduction of the vaccine has been reported, so reviews about Prioryx may be negative. However, it should be said that no one is insured against such a reaction, regardless of the vaccine manufacturer.

It is Prioryx vaccination, which reviews are most often found on the Internet, is paid for and used in vaccination centers, while polyclinics are given a Russian injection for free, most of the children are well tolerated.