Vaccine contraindications apply only to vaccines against attenuated bacteria or viruses, i.e. vaccines made with live bacteria or viruses, such as BCG, triple viral, chickenpox, polio and yellow fever.
Therefore, these vaccines are contraindicated for:
All other vaccines that do not contain attenuated bacteria or viruses may be given.
If the person is allergic to any of the components of the vaccine, he or she should consult an allergist to decide whether to administer the vaccine or not, such as:
In this case, the allergist must evaluate the risk / benefit ratio of the vaccine and, therefore, authorize its administration.
False contraindications of the vaccine include
Therefore, vaccines may be given in these cases.