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Dr. Kinza Ayesha, Dr. Aleena Sabir, Dr. Umar Farooq
Objectives: Analyze the extent of children in Bahawalpur with previous pneumonia (Pneumonia) compared to those in different regions, and assess the extent to which the inclusion of national antibodies with the pneumococcal also Hemophilus influenzae type b (Hib) conjugate vaccine could decrease Bahawalpur Pneumonia. Place and Duration: BVH, Bahawalpur for one-year duration from Jan 2019 to Dec 2019. Methods: Pneumonia was gained for every age set from 2 to 9 years of age from 6,885 responses to the cross-sectional survey. Scans were led for overall Pneumonia reports. Preliminary results of earlier vaccinations were used to assess the problems associated with pneumococcal and Hib (H. influenzae) pneumonia and the potential of anti-PV and anti-Hib antibodies to reduce the percentage of pneumonia in Bahawalpur children. Results: Most cases of pneumonia happened before age of four. The total percentage of pneumonia in 4±9 year old offspring in Bahawalpur, 27.8%, was slightly higher than the 26.5% recorded for multi-year-olds in Tianjin and Texas. The percentage of pneumonia in Bahawalpur is disproportionately high in relation to its per capita gross national income (GNI), and is unique compared to the percentage of pneumonia in United States and additional countries with high GNI per capita. Pakistani guideline rules suggest chest X-ray beam assertion, whereas maximum nations weaken it for clinical conclusion. A written survey displays that chest X-ray assertion results in far less pneumonia tests than medical conclusions. The percentage of pneumonia in Bahawalpur is therefore probably higher than the raw figures. Preliminary antibody studies indicate that national vaccination against PCV also Hib could decrease the percentage of Bahawalpur pneumonia from 27.8% to 21.8% and 25.8% individually. Conclusion: National VCP and Hib immunization projects could significantly reduce the rate of pneumonia in Bahawalpur children. Keywords: High Pneumonia, Inoculation of PCV, HIB, Bahawalpur.