PNEUMONIA IN CHILDREN
When an
individual has pneumonia, the alveoli (a small sacs in lungs which fill with
air when a healthy person breathes) are filled with pus and fluid, which makes
breathing painful and limits oxygen intake.
Especially infants
and children younger than age one to two
years are at higher risk of infecting by pneumonia as their immune systems are
still developing. some of the
indications of pneumonia in children include rapid or difficult breathing, inner cough, fever, chills and
headaches and the loss of appetite.
In this regards pneumococcal
vaccine must be given to pneumonia infected infants immediately at the
pneumococcal region anywhere in the world.
The main purpose
of preventing pneumonia should be taken up to nationally by all over the globe
and vaccinating children against pneumonia and other deadly disease for free.
Vaccine can
protect the pneumonia infected children by preparing antibodies to fight many
potentially deadly diseases. It is our
responsible to control for many infectious diseases which are very common around
the world such as smallpox, polio, measles, diphtheria, mumps and tetanus etc.
As a result
three regular injections to very new born baby must be provided at the age of
four , ten and fifteen weeks free of cost all over the world.
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