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Vaccination@delay

2017-01-03 11:32:21
Can we delay Vaccination for baby by 1 week. 14 weeks vaccine. Is it OK.. Will it affect the baby?? Will there be any side effects.
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Hi, You can watch this video on YouTube on vaccination. It will help. https://youtu.be/_MWCxW4Gt_Q  Type this in browser and watch the video. Press the Subscribe button below the video for more health related videos. Take care.

Answered2017-01-11 06:45:13

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Hi Mam.  We can delay vaccination by 1 to  2 weeks without any problem. Don't get worried that you delayed. There won't be any side effects.

Answered2017-01-04 13:54:15

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