First point is how the child came out or what was the mother doing while pregnant. Mothers using intravenous drugs do run the risk of their chiled being more suceptival to catching a weak version of the vaccines strands. If a mother was not vaccinated prior to birth there is a small chance that if the catch a desise that It can spread to the child and cause complications in the pregnancy. Also like any medicine it can cause possible side effects. Theise side effecs include Headaches, which occulers aout one out of ever three people sore throat which occure about one out of six people nausea in one out of seven people diarrhea in one out of ten people and serious problems can occcure blood in the urine or stool, pneumonia, and inflimation of the stomach or intestines. Now the pros for getting vaccinated is that it is generally safe the vaccine has been tested on many children and most have not caught a variant of the illness. It also protects comunitys from catching the illness themselves thus lowering the likelihood of a spread. As for side effects every vaccine goes through riguros testingto even get to the hospital for use. Outside animal trials it goes through three stages of human …show more content…
Our body can naturally do this by just getting the desise now there are risks to some of the more life threatening ones like the retrovirus ones to naturally get infected. Now the department of health has realized a chart for when every chiled should get what vacsine and every alternative step if the don’t get a