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Hi, the general second dose vaccination for kids should be given at 4 and half years. But my child often getting cold for past 4 months so I couldn't follow the child vaccination schedule. Shall I follow it at 5 years.
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cold n fever are not any reason for postpone ment of vaccination schedule
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You can give at 5years. But better to follow schedule.
Also Only cold is not a contradiction for vaccination. With mild cold Coryza vaccination need to be continue.
If fever then vaccination is postponed.
Can opt consultation for further details.
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