FAQ

FAQ

Is it preferable for my child to develop immunity by getting sick?

No. The only way to gain immunity through infection is by catching the disease-causing bacteria or virus, which poses a significant health risk to your child. This could lead to severe illness or long-term health issues, and some diseases like measles and meningitis can even be deadly. Infection also allows the disease to spread from your child to others, putting them at risk. Vaccination, however, enables your child to build immunity safely and controllably without getting sick or transmitting the disease.

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Hello, I’m Freya, 12 in Truro. The flu spray was my thing this year. It’s just a funny tickle up your nose, makes you laugh! The nurses were lush, asking about my pets while they did it. I didn’t get poorly all season, so I could keep surfing with my mates. Its worthwhile especially as it also helps protect old people by stopping the spread of Flu.