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Regarding routine vaccination

2021-05-08 03:38:20
My child is 4 month old and right now I have diagnosed with corona positive but she has no symptoms except sneezing and little bit khasi in this condition should I go for her monthly routine vaccination or not
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Firstly you are Covid positive so any way for you 14 days quarantine is must. Secondly routinely vaccination can be prolonged in this extra ordinary situations. Delaying vaccination will not cause much of the problem.

Answered2021-05-08 09:57:37

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Take online consultation Need detail discussion

Answered2021-05-08 06:11:31

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Now both of you should be in home isolation for 2 to 3 weeks. Take vaccination after that.

Answered2021-05-08 04:52:52

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U can’t U can go after 2 weeks and can delay upto 1 month

Answered2021-05-08 04:50:04

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