We have given 10 weeks vaccine to baby at government where pcv and ipv are not there . Now after 5 days can we take pcv and ipv from private ? What is the maximum days gap is ok? And if we take pcv-2 and ipv-2 from private now can we take 14th week pcv and ipv also from government?
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Yes, PCV (Pneumococcal) and IPV (Inactivated Polio Vaccine) can be given even after a gap of 5 days. There is no strict maximum gap, and a slight delay will not reduce vaccine effectiveness. It is better to give the vaccines as soon as they are available, even if a few days or weeks later. It is completely safe to take PCV and IPV from a private setup now. No need to restart the vaccine series—just continue the remaining doses as per schedule.
Next Steps
Visit a private center and get PCV and IPV at the earliest.
Update the immunization card with the correct dates for future reference.
Follow the regular immunization schedule for the next doses.
Health Tips
Always try to complete all vaccines due at a visit, but small delays like this are common and acceptable.
Ensure the child is not having any acute illness or fever before vaccination.
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You can get the remaining vaccines now too.
And continue with your schedule after a gap of one month.
Not every vaccine is available in the government setup.
Make sure to get your child vaccinated with all vaccines in the private sector too.
Pcv and ipv can be taken after 5 days gap.
14 week vaccination has to be taken after 28 days gap of the private vaccine.
And yes it can be again taken at govt centre.
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