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Chicken pox, MMR, PCV

2017-01-15 10:42:54
My son is 2yrs 3months old, can he take chicken pox and MMR vaccines now. I will also like to know their doses. Can he also take PCV too as he missed PCV 1,2,3? What step do i take for all these vaccines? Thank you ....Bolanle
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U have to take 2 doses of MMR and C pox vaccine 4 to 8 weeks apart, and u can also take PCV catch up vaccine ( 1 or 2 dose) as per company till 5 yrs

Answered2017-01-19 15:39:05

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Yes u can take chicken pox and MMR vaccine. Next dose between 4-6 yrs of age. PCV not needed now.

Answered2017-01-15 11:47:39

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