The coccus of pneumonia is aptest to endanger the children under the age of 5

The coccus of pneumonia is aptest to endanger the children under the age of 5
Do you know, what is it to cause the highest primary cause of disease of mortality of global children under the age of 5? The answer is pneumonia and coccus disease! But an item of pneumonia coccus disease cognition degree investigation result reveals, nearly 80% parents are not clear at all what is meant by the coccus of pneumonia.
Pneumonia coccus disease caused by coccus of pneumonia to initiate serious first infective disease of consequence perhaps, including malignant diseases such as pneumonia, meningitis, bacteremia, otitis media,etc., can initiate the serious consequence of damaging etc. of breathing the depleted, cardiac muscle, even cause the death. World Health Organization statistics show the whole world have 700,000-100 under the age of 5 children Wan die of all kinds of pneumonia the intersection of coccus and disease nearly every year.
The expert proposes unanimously, inoculate child against children pneumonia coccus vaccine early, avoid suffering from the best way of pneumonia and coccus disease. To the inoculation question of vaccine, the expert also especially points out, children's immunological function is different in essence from adult vaccine, adult vaccine is more than one kind of candy pod membrane vaccine, can't produce the immunity to the children under the age of two. Combine, get albumen produce the immune result many the intersection of candy and vaccine to under the age of 2 children only. It is reported China pay attention to progressively to the intersection of pneumonia and coccus at present, first parts of " the the intersection of children and the intersection of pneumonia and the intersection of coccus and the intersection of prevention and cure of disease and guide " start, compile formally already, this guide will become and remedy medicine to defend disconnecting, will offer more professional disease knowledge to doctor.

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