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Additional vaccine

2022-03-15 20:01:12
Hi doctor, iam having 4 month old baby actually we planned vaccine schedule tomorrow in government hospital.In GH they will not give all types of vaccine so we decided to take additional vaccine in private hospital.so our doctor suggested to take pneumonia inj.let me know when should we take that inj after taking GH vaccine
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U can take it on the same day as you take GH vaccine. Or after two weeks.. there’s no such time gap.. all are given at the same time if it’s available at GH or in any private hospitals/clinic
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Take it whenever it’s feasible
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Try not to delay

Answered2022-03-16 07:56:56

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Now a days pneumonia vaccine is also available in govt setup, please confirm wether its given or not. If not u may give in private it is necessary.

Answered2022-03-16 03:25:14

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