Prevenar 13 Injection

Prevenar-13 Injection  is a pneumococcal vaccine that helps stop the disease in young children (6 weeks to 17 years old) and adults (18 and older). The injection assists in preventing meningitis (inflammation of the spinal cord and brain), sepsis, bacteremia (bacteria within the bloodstream), pneumonia (lung inflammation), and ear infections that are caused by 13 varieties of Streptococcus pneumoniae bacteria. The body produces antibodies to defend the body from infection.
Avoid taking the Prevenar 13 injection if you are allergic to the pneumococcal vaccine, any other ingredients included in this medicine, or any additional vaccination containing diphtheria toxoid. Don’t take the drug if you suffer from a severe infection and a fever (over 38 degrees Celsius). Before beginning treatment, discuss any current and previous medical conditions with your doctor, including breathing issues, bleeding, and bruising health. Inform your physician if you have a lower resistance to infection (weekend seizures or a weak immune system.
Inform the doctor if your baby is born prematurely (at or before 28 weeks gestation). You are informing your medical professional if you are expecting or expecting to become pregnant or suspect that you may be nursing or pregnant. Don’t self-inject. A trained doctor can best inject Prevenar 13 into the vein.