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Rotavirus vaccine

2019-10-19 07:57:15
My baby is 2 and half month old i want to know Where should rotavirus vaccine given when and how to 2and half month old baby
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Rotavirus vaccine is given in 2 doses 4 weeks apart. The first dose is between 6-12 weeks and the next dose 4 weeks later. Ideally both doses should hv be given by 16 weeks of age... max 24 weeks. .. so give it soon before u run out of time.

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Rotarix 2 doses required 6 10 0r 14 weeks There are others also where three doses at 6 10 and 14 weeks

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