Juliette Caron , Alexia Guilbert , Hugo Devooght , Patricia Rannaud-Bartaire , Anne Herman , Florence Libon , Christine Delebarre-Sauvage
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Abstract
Introduction
This study explores the current vaccination practices of French general practitioners regarding children with egg allergy.
Methods
An observational survey was carried out in the North of France using a questionnaire intended for volunteer general practioners.
Results
Among 93 general practitioners surveyed, the majority (88.9 %) considered egg allergy to be problematic in case of a vaccination. The three most problematic vaccines were those against influenza, yellow fever and measles, mumps and rubella.
Discussion
Egg allergy may represent an obstacle to children vaccination. We submit recommendations for vaccination practices.
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