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Hello , I have one query
My niece is 6 weeks old and I am planning to take her to hospital for her vaccinations but due to coronavirus I am afraid whether to take her out or not, can anyone please help me what can I do? Is it ok for me to delay her vaccinations? Can she wait until 15th April? Her birthdate is 7th February.
Waiting for your suggestions.
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Bettr to postpone hs vaccination till Dis scenario gets settled ma...
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You may get vaccination done from a non crowded vaccination clinic।
But certainly there is no hurry.
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You can wait and give vaccination after 1 month. Don't take vaccines now.
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No harm in delaying vaccination, but it is important
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Dr. Niranjan Singh
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17 yrs exp
Jaipur
Vaccination should be postponed until there is lockdown
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Dr. Sujit Mathew Varghese
Pediatrician
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Thiruvananthapuram
Hi ,
There is no harm in delaying the vaccination .But pls don't avoid taking the vaccination
Thanking you
Dr sujit
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Dr. Ajit Kumar Verma
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Kolkata
You can wait
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