Vaccination for chikenpox and hepatitis

2018-06-13 10:49:00
I want to ask that is it dangerous to vaccinate twice. As my 2 children got vaccinated till the age of 2 and now at the age of 6 and 9 they are again vaccinated for chickenpox and hepititis. Is their any harm of having them twice
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No problem No need to worry Generally 1st dose of  chikenpox vaccination should be given at 15 months of age and 2nd dose at 5yrs of age And Jundice vaccine can be given any time with 6monrhs gap inbetween Generally 1st dose of hep. A should be given at 1yrs and second dose at 18 months of age

Answered2018-06-13 20:12:16

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Earlier only one dose of chickenpox vaccine was recommended . However for better effectiveness , newer recommendation is to give it twice . One at 15 months and the other at 4 to 6 years . If any vaccines are delayed , they can be given later , whenever it is realised. Probably the second doses of both vaccines were not given , so the doctor was right in giving it . Even if an extra dose is given , it will not harm , but increase the immunity .

Answered2018-06-13 14:14:10

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Chicken pox two doses are needed Hepatitis wont really affect much Dont worry

Answered2018-06-13 12:04:59

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