Immunizations

 

 

About Immunizations

When children are born they already have already received antibodies from their mother through the placenta. Baby also receives more antibodies from breast milk. However, the children also need immunizations to help protect them from certain illnesses. Some of these diseases are very serious. Immunizations were developed to keep children in healthy, happy, and active. They have made a big difference in the world. Immunizations help to reduce illness and death among children.

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Safety of Immunizations

Immunizations are very safe. Any small risks from immunizations are outweighed by the benefits. Any reaction to the shots will usually only last a few hours. To have a worse reaction is very rare. All children enrolled in school are required to be immunized. This makes sure that no one will get certain serious diseases. It is also much less costly to prevent a disease than it is to cure someone with the disease. Talk with your doctor if you have any questions about the safety of immunizations.

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Schedule for Immunizations

There is a recommended schedule for immunizations. This is important to follow because your will build up the defenses towards certain serious diseases at a young age. However, if your child is not up to date on immunizations there is a catch-up route. Even teenagers can catch up on immunizations that were missed. This will help your child receive the immunizations she needs for good health.

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North County WIC Clinic

599 South 500 East
American Fork, UT 84003

801-851-7320
801-851-7329 (fax)

Provo WIC Clinic

151 South University Ave Ste 2100
Provo, UT 84601

801-851-7300
801-851-7303 (fax)

Orem WIC Clinic

1549 N. State Street, #104
Orem, UT 84057

801-851-7340
801-851-7346 (fax)

South County WIC Clinic

910 E 100 N, #175
Payson, UT 84651

801-851-7360
801-465-0911 (fax)