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Need to Give 10 weeks vaccine to baby

2017-12-30 07:53:13
I have given Hexaxim painless to my baby when he was 6 weeks old, now he is up of 10 weeks vaccine dose. We want to give normal painful vaccine this time, government hospitals are covering DPT/OPV/Hib. can we give normal vaccine this time? which vaccines we will miss if we give normal one nd how to cover missing one?
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Yes you can, but as you know it may cause pain and fever. Rotavirus and pneumonia vaccine will not be covered at govt centres. For that you will have to contact local pediatrician. There is a list of few other vaccines also not Covered at govt centre.

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