Re: # of chicken pox lesions to establish immunity?????
- From: Jeff <kidsdoc2000@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sat, 26 Jan 2008 02:05:40 GMT
bstevens@xxxxxxxx wrote:
A child who has never been vaccinated for chicken pox contracts the
disease. Then, normally, the child acquires immunity and will not
require vaccination. However... if the child displays fewer than X
number of lesions, it indicates a mild case that does not create
immunity, and vaccination is still required.
Why don't you think that a mild case doesn't create immunity?
If the body is able to defeat the virus, the kid is immune.
Talk to your doctor.
You can read about this at www.cdc.gov.
The question is, what is this "X" number of lesions? My wife is a.
pediatric nurse practitioner and heard this some time back, and can't
remember what it was or where it was from. Does anybody know,
preferably with a cite?
Please reply to the newsgroup.
Thanks,
Bill S.
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