Dr. Paul Enarson

Dr. Paul Enarson

Pediatrician
Vancouver, BC
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Immunizations In Babies and Children

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An antigen is an amino acid found in a virus.

Explanation:

An antigen is a protein found in a virus. It builds up antibodies, which are the body’s way of fighting the disease.

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Children do not get a vaccination for hepatitis A.

Explanation:

Hepatitis A is one of the diseases that children are vaccinated against.

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Infants are often more vulnerable to diseases than adults.

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Pertussis is also known as whooping cough.

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Children no longer need a polio vaccine.

Explanation:

Children still receive a polio vaccine.

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    We saw this doctor at Children's Hospital. We thought my sister had a bacterial infection of some sort. Dr. Enarson barely examined her, but concluded she had a regular virus. We were not pleased with how he handled our concerns that it may be bacteria-related, so we got a second opinion the next day. Not surprisingly, the walk-in clinic doctor we took her to immediately found an issue in her throat and prescribed her the antibiotics she needed. Dr. Enarson was essentially useless.
    Submitted: December 23, 2016

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