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Pcv vaccine details

2024-07-09 06:59:19
My son has completed 17 months he has not taken pcv vaccine please tell what is scheduled for this vaccine now i am worried doctor also informed me if given pcb booster that is enuf now please do the needful.
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U can take 2 doses 8 week apart It will be sufficient

Answered2024-07-09 08:26:24

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You can take the PCV vaccine now. No need to worry. You need to take a total of 2 doses with a gap of 8 weeks between them. That will be enough as per CDC (usa) guidelines

Answered2024-07-09 07:04:39

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2 doses of pcv 8 weeks apart

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You can take 2 doses

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2 doses of Synflorix/ Prevenar 13, 2 months apart

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