When babies are young, parents will take them to receive various vaccinations for health and disease prevention. However, there are still many precautions to be taken when administering these vaccines. Parents should observe their baby's condition during the injection. Some parents may notice that their baby has diarrhea. So, can babies get vaccinated for diarrhea?
During the period of diarrhea in the baby, it is best not to take the baby for vaccination, as it is very likely to worsen the baby's condition. Because the prerequisite for getting vaccinated is that the baby should be in good health before vaccination can be administered, and it is also easy to avoid distinguishing the cause of abnormal reactions. You can wait until the baby's diarrhea condition improves before getting vaccinated. In addition, the following reasons for diarrhea in babies should be noted in order to avoid it as much as possible.
1. Gastroenteritis. That is to say, when a baby has a gastrointestinal cold, they usually experience diarrhea. Most of the time, gastroenteritis in babies is caused by infection, especially if it occurs in a crowded environment, it is easy to be infected with viruses. Babies with gastroenteritis may also experience stomach spasms, vomiting, low-grade fever, etc.
2. Improper feeding. The baby's digestive system itself is relatively weak, so it is easy to experience diarrhea. If parents do not feed their babies properly and eat too much or too hard, which is difficult to digest, the baby is prone to diarrhea. Parents need to pay attention to changing the way they feed their babies, so that their digestive system can adapt.
3. Viral infection. When babies are young, they are easily affected by bacteria, fungi, parasites, etc., which can affect their physical health. After these viruses infect the intestines, they can cause diarrhea.
