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Can Hepatitis A1 vaccination delayed?

2020-04-20 07:28:15
Due to lockdown we are not going out. My sons vaccination is due for Hepatitis A1 in april month. Can we delay in by 1 month. So vaccination can be done in May? Will it do any harm to my baby? Thanks.
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Yes As per ACVIP notification april 2020,hep A can be delayed till lockdown gets over. Yes may is fine. I request not to worry for hep A vaccine,ask pediatrician for live biovac A vaccine which is given only one dose in life time.

Answered2020-04-21 16:13:59

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Yes. Hepatitis A  vaccine has some flexibilty of timings. It can certainly be delayed till may for valid reasons like lockdown, otherwise it can be given during lockdown also

Answered2020-04-20 14:59:16

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You can wait till May

Answered2020-04-20 09:33:02

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It can be delayed until lock down

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