Brochure on Immunization

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Do you need
immunization?
“Be protected
against diseases”
About immunization
Immunization is the process
whereby a person who is made
immune to an infectious disease,
typically by the administration of a
vaccine.it protects people from
diseases by introducing a vaccine
into the body.
Immunization is important not only
in childhood days but also
important in adults to promote
healthy aging. Immunization are
mostly stated as a less risky and
easier way to become immune to
any particular diseases than risking
a milder form of disease it
 Immunization saves livesand
it protect you and your family.
 Immunizations helps to
protect future generations by
eradicating diseases or viruses.
 Many infections diseases are
rare due to immunization
program.
 Immunization is the most
important program.
“Protect yourself – protect others
Get immunized”

2. Do you know?
The introductions of vaccine, many serious
illnesses have been brought under control.
Immunization can protect from:
 Blood infection
 Ear infection
 Influenza
 Measles
 Mumps
 Polio
 Rubella
 Rotavirus
Immunization enables the body to better
defend itself against diseases caused by
certain bacteria or some other virus. When
people get immunize, they do not get disease
or get only mild firm of disease.
IMMUNIZATIONSCHEDULE
 Birth -2 months
 4 months
 6 months
 1-2 years
 4-6 years
 12-14 years
 15 years
 16-18 years
It is very important to follow immunization
schedule as it ensures baby’s immune
system gets stronger and prevent your
children from long-term preventable
diseases. Not having regular will make your
child fall sick
BENIFITS OF IMMUNISATION
Immunization is the most effective and simple
way of protecting. It fights against disease and
virus. Strong immune system response more
effectively as it is a very safe prevention tool.
Immunization builds healthier:
 Children
 Communities
 economics
IMPORATANCE
It is very important to know about immunization
as it wipes out diseases that could spread now
and future, by making everyone vaccinated, it
protects vulnerable people in your community
and region. The more people who are
vaccinated, the fewer will be infected and the
less widely can disease spreads.
“Close the
immunization gap”