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Infant immunizations

Immunizations (vaccinations) are given to initiate or augment resistance to an infectious disease. Immunizitions provide a specialized form of immunity that provides long-lasting protection against specific antigens, such as certain diseases.Routine immunizations are administered with a needle since they need to be given right into the muscle.Reducing the level of anxiety for your child is perhaps the best way to help limit the pain during a vaccine.

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infant immunizations