FAQ

FAQ

Can my child still be vaccinated if they recently had contact with an infectious disease?

Yes, a child can often be vaccinated even after contact with an infectious disease, and sometimes vaccination is recommended during an outbreak for extra protection, but it depends on the specific disease and if the child has symptoms (fever is a key factor for delay).

If your child has a mild illness (like a cold without fever), they usually proceed as normal, but a significant fever or severe illness usually warrants a delay until recovery; always check with your healthcare professional first.

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Hey, I’m Zara, 15 in Totnes. I read some nonsense on social media about the HPV vaccine being dangerous or changing your DNA. Nope, not true! I got the jab at school, and it was just a quick prick in the arm. The nurses were brill, treated me like an adult, talked about the science behind it and how it stops serious stuff like cancer.