PR0T2CTKD or T13GLECTSD Continued.
an attack of whooping cough loss sovoroi
Your doctor will use the one he prefers.
RES^UR TIr'.T TROOPING COUGH:
1. Is most catching before the whoop
oppears-when it socks te.be only a cold.
2. Continues to be contagious for at least
throe reeks after the spasms of coughing
c 'Simone o.
3.1s just as contagious in cases where the
whoop sc eras to be lacking.
PROTECT YOtmCHILD
Parents can do these things to protect
their babies and young children from
rhooping cough and its rerious effects.
1. Ask your physician about rhooping cough
’vaccination.
2. Koop your children array from children
rho have •shooping cough. This protects
the roll child from exposure and lessens '
he danger of‘giving the sick child some
then disease.
. If you knor that your child has boon
exposed to x;'hooping cough or if there aro
many cases in the neighborhood, place the
child under the doctor*s .care, so that a
protective substance can be given'at once
if the doctor thinks it advisable.
TIMETABLE OP DTPHTHERIA PROTECTION.
6 to 9 months of age—all infants.'should
be ’Immunized against diphtheria.
5 to 6 months after immunization—child
re- should have the Schick t.dst.
2 or 3 years ~ftcr the first innuniaztioti
another immunization treatment should be1
given to make certain that protection
against diphtheria is lasting.R. Havener
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