How the pulse polio vaccine is given?

Pulse polio vaccine is administered orally. Two drops of the vaccine are given to children under the age of five. The vaccine is safe and effective in preventing polio, a highly infectious disease that can cause paralysis and lifelong disability.

Pulse polio vaccination campaigns are typically conducted twice a year in India, during the months of February and March. During these campaigns, health workers go door-to-door to vaccinate children. The vaccine is also available at health centers and hospitals throughout the year.

It is important to ensure that all children under the age of five are vaccinated against polio. The vaccine is safe and effective, and it can protect your child from a serious and potentially life-threatening disease.

Here are some additional details about how the pulse polio vaccine is given:

- The vaccine is given orally, in the form of two drops.

- The drops are placed on a clean surface, such as a spoon or a piece of cloth.

- The child is then asked to swallow the drops.

- The vaccine is safe and effective, and it does not require any injections.

If you have any questions about the pulse polio vaccine, please consult with your doctor or health care provider.