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| Elis |
| I came across an article these days, which was telling about how the newborns can be protected against flu. A sort of a scientific experiment proved something that many of the doctors were supposing to be a fact, but till now it had no scientific validity of such a hypothesis.
Now mothers can take preventive measures and take a vaccine. While the body of the mother will eliminate antidotes to fight the little infection, some of these antidotes will be shared with the baby inside. So as a result when the baby is born it has a sufficient amount of vaccine to be protected against the early flu, which is characteristic for a vast share of the newborns. |
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| Cold_as_ice |
| When the child is not born yet, his immune system is very weak. That's why giving a vaccine to his mother for it further penetrates to his body is a bit dangerous. I'm not a doctor, but, it definitely isn't OK to fill a child with chemicals, let alone when he's not born yet. |
| tulaka |
| Vaccinating mothers is important, CAI. Even if you call it a chemical stuff, this stuff is nothing in comparison to what a child is injected if he gets sick. |
