Yes, it doesn't
1. When taking probiotics can be vaccinated, without any impact or conflict. Try to stay healthy and get vaccinated. For example, if you have a cold, fever, diarrhea, allergies or skin infections, don't get vaccinated.
2. Probiotics are mainly used to regulate the gastrointestinal flora. Strictly speaking, it can not be regarded as a drug, it can only play a role in the gastrointestinal tract, and does not affect the effect of the vaccine. Some infants may have low fever or diarrhea after vaccination, which is the normal side effect of the vaccine. After vaccination, you can also eat probiotics without conflict.
Probiotics can be combined with oligosaccharides to help promote reproduction and growth, which is conducive to the colonization and reproduction of probiotics in the intestine. For example, zangling stachyose is very good. It's a diet for probiotics in the body.