Is it necessary to get rotavirus vaccine?

Mornings begin chilly, autumn has gradually become cool. If you find your kid vomit first then have diarrhea, he probably gets infected with rotavirus. Diarrhea may cause dehydration, electrolytes imbalance, and even danger infant’s life. Quite a few parents plan to vaccinate their kids, whereas others consider it is not necessary to get their babies injected.

Supporters:

A: To get vaccinated is not bad if that is affordable. Vaccine, for the most of time, is highly safe. Few have febrile reaction.

Opponents:

B: Dehydration is the most scared symbol for diarrhea. As long as fluid replacement can be timely done to avoid dehydration, babies will get well soon. It is not imperative to get vaccinated.