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6thWeek Vaccination painless Vs. painful
Hi Doctors,
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My son has 6th week vaccination of (DPT1, IPV1, HIB1, Hepatitis B2, Rotavirus 1 and PCV1) on 12th June.
Need suggestions whether we should go for painless or painful.
What are the Pros. and Cons.
Thanks
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Both are good.but i suggest better go with whole cell vaccine even if painful.
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There is nothing painless or painful..
Practically it's injection so it's going to pain a bit..depends on injecting technique and post injection management.
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At 6 wks ur baby will have
DTP, HiB, Hep. B, and IPV
Plus
Pneumoccocal vaccine
Plus
Rotavirus vaccine
In DTP component if u go for whole cell ie DTwP
It may cause pain fever and sometime swelling at vaccination site
In DTP component if u go for accelular ie DTaP
It doesn't cause pain fever and swelling at vaccination site
Both Vaccine ie whole cell or accelular are equally good,
And effective
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