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haemophilus b conjugate, hem-off-fil-us bee kon-ja-gat, vaccine is an active immunizing agent, prevent infection by haemophilus influenza type b, hib, bacteria, the vaccine works by causing my body to produce its own protection, antibodies, against the disease, haemophilus b conjugate vaccine is an haemophilus b vaccine that has been prepared by adding a diphtheria-, meningococcal-, tetanus-related substance, this vaccine does not take the place, the regular diphtheria, tetanus toxoid injections, dtp, dt, t, that children should receive, the regular tetanus toxoid, diphtheria and tetanus toxoid injections, for example t, td, that adults should receive, the meningococcal vaccine injection that some children and adults should receive, infection by haemophilus influenza type b, hib, bacteria can cause life-threatening illnesses, meningitis, which affects the brain; epiglottitis, which can cause death by suffocation; pericarditis, which affects the heart; pneumonia, which affects the lungs; and septic arthritis, which affects the bones and joints, hib meningitis causes death in 5 to 10%, infected, approximately 30%, children who survive hib meningitis are left with some type, serious permanent damage, mental retardation, deafness, epilepsy, partial blindness, immunization against hib is recommended for all children 2 months up to 5 years, i.e, up to the 5th birthday, immunization against hib may also be recommended for adults and children over 5 years, age with certain medical problems, this vaccine is, administered only by, under the supervision, other authorized health care professional, available, following dosage form parenteral, injection, for haemophilus b conjugate vaccine, should be considered tell my doctor, allergic reaction to haemophilus b conjugate vaccine, haemophilus b polysaccharide vaccine, diphtheria, tetanus toxoid, meningococcal vaccine, allergic to any other substances, preservatives, studies on effects in pregnancy, haven't been done in either humans, animals, when breast-feeding , this vaccine has not been reported to cause problems in nursing babies, children this vaccine is not recommended for children less than 2 months, haven't been studied specifically in older people, this vaccine, elderly with use in other age groups, this vaccine is not expected to cause different side effects, problems in older people, in younger adults, an interaction might occur, change the dose, using any other prescription, nonprescription, over-the-counter, otc, other medical problems, haemophilus b conjugate vaccine, any other medical problems, fever, serious illness, the condition, confused with some, the possible side effects, the vaccine, dosing haemophilus b conjugate vaccine is an haemophilus b vaccine that has been prepared by adding a diphtheria-, meningococcal-, tetanus-related substance to it, the vaccine was prepared using a diphtheria-related substance, either hboc, prp-d, the vaccine was prepared using a meningococcal-related substance, prp-omp, the vaccine was prepared using a tetanus-related substance, prp-t, all, subtypes, haemophilus b conjugate vaccine work the same way, given at different ages, times, haemophilus b conjugate vaccine will be different for different patients, the average doses, haemophilus b conjugate vaccine, for prevention, haemophilus influenzae, type b infection, for hboc, prp-t injection, dosage form, adults and children 5 years, age and older, infants 2 to 6 months, age at the first dose, three doses, two months apart, then a booster dose at fifteen months, the doses are injected into a muscle, children 7 to 11 months, age at the first dose, two doses, two months apart, then a booster dose at fifteen months, the doses are injected into a muscle, children 12 to 14 months, age at the first dose, one dose, then a booster dose at fifteen months, the doses are injected into a muscle, children 15 to 59 months, age at the first dose, one dose injected into a muscle, for prp-d injection, dosage form, adults and children 5 years, age and older, infants and children up to 15 months, use is not recommended, children 15 to 59 months, age at the first dose, one dose injected into a muscle, for prp-omp injection, dosage form, adults and children 5 years, age and older, infants 2 to 6 months, age at the first dose, two doses, two months apart, then a booster dose at twelve months, the doses are injected into a muscle, children 7 to 11 months, age at the first dose, two doses, two months apart, then a booster dose at fifteen months, the doses are injected into a muscle, children 12 to 14 months, age at the first dose, one dose, then a booster dose at fifteen months, the doses are injected into a muscle, children 15 to 59 months, age at the first dose, one dose injected into a muscle, precautions, know the side effects, this vaccine may interfere with laboratory tests that check for hib disease, have received hib vaccine, treated for a severe infection during the 2 weeks after you receive this vaccine, side effects, this vaccine along with its needed effects, a vaccine, some unwanted effects, side effects may occur, may need medical attention, get emergency help immediately, side effects occur, symptoms, allergic reactions , difficulty in breathing, swallowing, hives, itching, feet, hands, reddening, skin, especially around ears, swelling, eyes, face, inside, nose, unusual tiredness , weakness, sudden and severe, check with a physician immediately, side effect occurs, convulsions, seizures, side effects continue, bothersome, fever, up to 102 °f, 39 °c, usually lasts less than 48 hours, irritability, appetite, interest, redness at place, injection, reduced physical activity, tenderness at place, injection, tiredness, diarrhea, fever over 102 °f, 39 °c, usually lasts less than 48 hours, hard lump , swelling, warm feeling at place, injection, skin rash , vomiting, other side effects, brand names some commonly used brand names are, act-hib, hibtiter, pedvaxhib, prohibit, hibtiter, pedvaxhib, prohibit,