In order to protect Tlaxcalan minors from disease and within the framework of the application of the schemes, the Healthcare sector asked parents to bring their children to get vaccinatedas it is scientifically proven to help reduce health risks.
Thus, until September 30, the first phase of the National campaign for Vaccination of girls and boys under the age of one year with the biological hexavalentwhich protects from poliomyelitis, whooping cough, influenza type B, diphtheria, tetanus and hepatitis B.
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The hexavalent vaccine consists of three doses which are applied to girls and boys at two, four and six months of age and a booster at 18 months of age. Those interested can go to the health centers of Health Secretary and medical units of the Mexican Institute of Social Security and the Institute of Security and Social Services for State Workers; everyone has a sufficient supply of organic products for Tlaxcalan children.
In this way, minors can receive organic products in the nearest health facility. There will be the dissemination of the campaign through loudspeakers and coordination with the municipal authorities.
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It is important to protect the infant population of the institution with available vaccines, which are scientifically prepared to generate defenses and are indicated in the National health card, said the IMSS specialist, Claudia Gabriela Hernández Hernández.
He reported that the aforementioned institute will serve the general population and its successors in the municipalities of Tlaxcala, Zacatelco, Apizaco and Papalotla in health departments and through the brigades of nurses who will go to homes to apply hexavalent biologics to minors.
The IMSS Public Health Nursing Delegative Coordinator in Tlaxcala recommended that parents hire the National Health Card to record the dose they will give and then be updated.
Beneficiaries can go to the Panzacola Family Medicine Unit number 6 which will serve Papalotla as well as the 7 in Zacatelco, the General Hospital of the Subzone with Family Medicine 8 in Tlaxcala and the General Hospital of the Zone with Family Medicine Number 2 and 19 in Apizaco. “We have four weeks to find our suitable and unsuitable minors, we ask parents to bring their children to get vaccinated, it is important for their health. The importance of the vaccine is transcendental in Tlaxcala and around the world“.
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Claudia Gabriela Hernández reported that vaccination times are from 8:00 to 16:00 from Monday to Friday; In the case of the nursing brigades, they will wear the uniform and the badge to identify themselves correctly and avoid problems of insecurity. “That they give us the opportunity to work with our minors by entering their homes, the parents can ask for the identification of IMSS personnel, they can trust us“.
In an interview, he explained that by October the IMSS will apply the human papillomavirus (HPV) vaccine to girls in fifth grade.
Protection
The hexavalent vaccine protects against poliomyelitis, whooping cough, influenza type b, diphtheria, tetanus and hepatitis B; applies to girls and boys at two, four and six months of age and a booster at 18 months of age
Claudia Gabriela Hernández, delegate coordinator of the Nursing in Public Health of the IMSS
“We ask parents to bring their children to be vaccinated, it is important for their health”
