14 weeks vaccination

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My Baby's 14 weeks vaccination date was on 29Mar2020 but due to lockdown it had not happened. Could anyone please confirm how long it could be delay or any option which I can think on?

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Dr. Janardhana Reddy V

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Hi Due to ongoing COVID-19 pandemic routine vaccination has been postponed , to avoid risk of infection , no need to worry we can resume same vaccination schedule after lockdown, 3 weeks delay may not cause any issue

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Dr. Ravi Mohta Pediatrician 31 yrs exp Noida · Accepted Answer

Dr. Ravi Mohta

Pediatrician 31 yrs exp Noida

You can wait upto 2 weeks or vaccine.

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if you are in a hotspot you should consider longer wait rather than exposing yourself and your child to covid 19.