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Typhoid vaccine is pending

2020-10-26 01:19:34
My daughter's typhoid vaccine is still pending and she is two years old and weight is 10 kg can I still get her injected with typhoid vaccine? Please help
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No need to delay...you can give it now.....
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dont worry you can take typhoid vaccine at present...

Answered2020-10-26 05:54:20

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Hi! Is child vaccinated with Typhoid vaccine between 9-12months? Previous IAP schedule has multiple doses of typhoid vaccine. But the current Latest IAP vaccination schedule recommends only typhoid vaccine btw9-12 months. So if child is already given one shot of typhoid vaccine, no role for boosters and need not worry. The rest of the vaccination schedule to be continued.

Answered2020-10-26 04:10:29

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Yes. Do not delay the vaccination. Get her vaccinated today.

Answered2020-10-26 01:27:39

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