Tetanus Vaccine- Tt Injection

Tetanus vaccine, popularly referred to as TT injection, is part of the tetanus disease preventative measures and it is a serious bacterial infection that is brought about by the Clostridium tetani bacteria. The immunity is developed by the vaccine through the production of antibodies. TT injection is conducted at a young age as a normal immunization and is also administered at adult age after cut wounds, punctures and burns, especially those caused by rusted or evil-looking objects. Mothers who are pregnant or intend to become pregnant are encouraged to get the vaccine to safeguard the mother and child. The injection is not harmful, as the mild effect is pain or swelling at the injection site. Tetanus is also prevented with time-apt inoculation.