Bett Vaccine is a vaccination used to prevent tetanus (also known as lockjaw). Five doses are advised during childhood, with a sixth administered during adolescence. Additional doses are advised every ten years.

Bett Vaccine is administered by a healthcare professional and should not be administered by the patient. It is critical that the child receives all of the recommended vaccinations. It is critical to receive a vaccination booster injection every ten years for the vaccine to be most effective.

How it works-

Bett provides tetanus immunity by inducing a mild infection. It contains inactivated tetanus-causing bacteria. Following administration, these inactivated bacteria enter the bloodstream and cause our bodies to produce protective antibodies against them. Because these bacteria are already inactivated, our bodies easily kill them and protects us from further infection.

How to use-

Use as directed by your doctor.

Safety Information-

PREGNANCY

It is recommended to consult your doctor before taking it during pregnancy.

BREASTFEEDING

Avoid this medication during breastfeeding or use it after consulting the doctor.

LIVER

If you have any concerns about using injection in patients with liver impairment, please consult your doctor.