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Hello doc My daughter is 2.5 months old and we got her 6 weeks vaccine which is painless(hexaxim) For her 10 weeks vaccine since every one suggested we went for govt vaccination(painful) She is given pentavalent, polio drops, rotavirus and got pcv vaccine from pvt Is it safe to switch from painless to painful and also let me know if ipv should be given seperately at 10 weeks vaccination. What should be her 3 rd dose painful or painleaa
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No issue in shifting.....3rd dose- apart from pcv & rota ,take hexaxim or penta+IPV o.5 ml IM (in govt hospitals)
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U can switch no issue get hexasim
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