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My daughter's one year vaccination schedule date was on 28th April that is HepA1 with MCV2 Je1.but our Dr gave je1 it only because the rest was out of stock then.and said that he will give the rest vaccine after 20 days.my quiestion is will there be any effects on baby or not??? because I know that there is a 4 weeks gap in between two vaccine.also my daughter will be 13 months when HepA1 vaccine is given.can HepA1 vaccine taken at 13 months??
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Dr. Bhatt Vivek Prafulchandra
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Rajkot
After 4 weeks you can give.
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Dr. Shivangi Bora
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Yes, wait for 4 weeks better .. The said vaccines can be given
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