Yes

Yes.

Yes

Yes you can, but there are some vaccines not available in government schedule, plan to take these vaccines in a private setup after discussing with your pediatrician

Yes you can switch

Yes it's normal only

Yes, switching is safe. Vaccines are interchangeable. However, some vaccines like PCV, rotavirus, varicella and Hib are not part of govt schedule — those won't continue if you switch. Govt schedule covers the essentials. Just maintain a record of what was given so nothing gets missed.

Ya u can switch.. but all private vaccines are not available in govt. You have got limited options

Yes

Hello, There is no problem in switching to the government immunization schedule. However, a few important vaccines are not included in the routine government schedule and are available only in the private sector. These are recommended to provide broader protection: * Influenza (flu) vaccine. * Typhoid conjugate vaccine (TCV). * MMR vaccine: The government provides the MR vaccine, whereas the private schedule recommends MMR which also protects against mumps. * Hepatitis A vaccine * Chickenpox (Varicella) vaccine * Meningococcal vaccine. You can continue the routine vaccines through the government program while taking these additional recommended vaccines in the private sector after discussing the schedule with your pediatrician.

Greetings Yes, it is completely safe to switch from private to government vaccination centers mid-schedule.The core vaccines used across both sectors are equally effective and fully interchangeable.

Hi Yes you can switch but then follow that schedule ( National immunisation schedule ). You can get most of the vaccine from govt. But do get your child vaccinated for Typhoid, Chicken pox and Hepatitis A apart from govt schedule.

Yes it is safe to switch but there are few vaccines which is available in private which can be taken along with govt vaccines at 6 months , 1 year which can be discussed with your paediatrician

Yes government vaccines are safe

Yes

Yes go ahead

Yes absolutely. You can switch as the vaccines given in government and private are same till 14weeks. After that there are additional vaccines given in private setup and ensure your child gets these additional vaccines which are not given in the national immunisation schedule.

Yes it is safe

Yes..it's free of cost ...

Yes u can switch . But sum vaccines are available at private sector only optional vaccines which r available from private clinics . Flu Typhoid Hepatitis -A Varicella Meningococcal

Better not to switch to the government vaccination

Hello U can safely switch to government but whatever vaccines not available in government..you have to take in private