Yes you can go with it . Mild cold is not a contraindication for vaccinations.

Mild cough and cold is no contraindication for vaccinate .you can anyways your pediatrician will perform primary examination.

Give Hexaxim vaccine

Kindly consult your doctor to see the severity of cold and chest congestion. Usually mild illness with no severe congestion and fever you can vaccinate the baby . Umbilical granuloma has nothing to do with vaccination.

Hello, Yes u can vaccinate the baby unless there is any fever, respiratory distress or lethargy. Umbilical granuloma is not a contraindications for vaccination.

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Vaccination can be done with mild Respiratory illness, if the child Is active &  taking feeds well

Greetings it is generally safe to administer routine infant vaccinations during a mild illness, such as a cold, a stuffed nose, or a minor cough, provided the child does not have a high fever. The presence of an umbilical granuloma—a benign overgrowth of tissue that forms during the belly button's healing process—is also not a reason to delay scheduled immunizations.

Visit physically to nearby pediatrician for check up

Kindly consult your pediatrician to assess the severity of the cold and chest congestion. If the illness is mild, with no significant congestion or fever, vaccination can usually be given. Umbilical granuloma is not related to vaccination and, by itself, is not a reason to delay vaccination.

A stuffy nose without chest congestion is a common thing to see at the 6-week visit. Whether to vaccinate that day is your paediatrician's call after checking your baby, so keep the appointment and let them decide rather than cancelling ahead of time.