Dr. Vipin Jain is a child specialist doctor in Noida. With years of experience, he has the knowledge and skills to provide the best care for your child.

1. Polio vaccination
Polio disease is spread through a virus by inhaling infected droplets present in infected food, water, or air. The
polio virus can affect the nervous system once it enters your body. Some children experience only mild
symptoms of the flu, but polio can cause paralysis and, if severe, can be fatal.
Polio mainly affects children under the age of five. There is no cure for polio, but getting vaccinated can protect
your baby from this infection.
Infected people who do not show symptoms of polio can still transmit this infection to others. Therefore, if
children come in contact with people who have not been vaccinated, they can also get this infection.
There are two types of polio vaccine:
Oral Polio Vaccine (OPV)
OPV (polio drops) is an oral vaccine, which contains a live but weakened form of the virus. The virus cannot
make the baby sick because it is weak, but his intestines and blood have an immune response and start
making antibodies against the virus. In this way, the baby is protected from polio for life. Each time the baby
will be given two drops of this medicine as a vaccine.
Injectable Polio Vaccine (IPV)
IPV contains inactivated dead virus and is given as an injection. This vaccine causes an immune reaction in
the baby's blood, which gives him life-long protection from polio.
Both vaccines protect a child from polio equally, as both cause an immune response in the child's body. That
is, if this virus ever enters the child's body in the future, then the immune system will help fight it.
Polio drops are usually given to a newborn baby at birth, so they protect the baby in the beginning. The first
dose of polio injection is given six weeks after birth. IPV is sometimes given as a combined vaccine, so this
vaccine protects against many diseases.
For many years, India has been declared a polio-free nation. This has been possible only through a massive
polio vaccination. To keep India a polio-free country, we have to continue to get all children vaccinated against
polio. Children who are not vaccinated against polio are still at risk of contracting the disease because this
infection has not been completely eradicated from our surroundings and can still spread easily.
Dr. Vipin Jain is one of the Best Child Doctors in Noida. With the care of newborn babies, Dr. Vipin Jain
provides the best healthcare services and Vaccination Discounts in Noida.