Yes can take private vaccine

Yes take the baby and get a vaccinated govt/pvt.

Hii You should get Hepatitis A , Varicella and Typhoid vaccine along with govt vaccination schedule.

Yes, it is not too late. If your child has received all the government (UIP) vaccines, the missed optional vaccines can often be given as catch-up vaccines, depending on which ones were missed. At 2 years of age, vaccines such as Hepatitis A, Typhoid Conjugate Vaccine, Varicella (Chickenpox), Influenza, and catch-up doses of Pneumococcal vaccine may still be recommended based on your child’s previous vaccination record.

You can take the other vaccines not given in government now. No problem. Don't delay further

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Hello, Government immunization programs cover the core vaccines recommended under the National Immunization Schedule, while private vaccination schedules include additional vaccines that provide broader protection. Since your child is around 2 years old, you may discuss the following vaccines with your pediatrician if they have not already been received: * Typhoid vaccine * Influenza (flu) vaccine (annual) * Hepatitis A vaccine * Varicella (chickenpox) vaccine Please note that under the government schedule, children usually receive the MR (Measles-Rubella) vaccine. In private practice, an MMR (Measles-Mumps-Rubella) vaccine is typically recommended between 4 and 6 years of age.( second booster) A single dose of the meningococcal vaccine may also be considered for children aged 2 years or older, depending on individual risk factors and your pediatrician’s recommendation. Kindly consult your nearby pediatrician to review your child’s vaccination record and determine which vaccines are appropriate based on age and previous immunizations.

Yes visit nearby pediatrician. Typhoid vaccines, varicella vaccination, flu vaccines , hepatitis A vaccination.these are vaccines available only in private. And should be given .

Yes there are some important vaccines that are required for the children and are not available in government setup Please vaccinate your child as per age

You can definitely take some of the catch up vaccines especially flu shots, typhoid, hepatitis A etc.

Yes.

Hepatitis A, Varicella and Typhoid vaccine, influenza are important too

Hello, Yes, your daughter can still receive the missed optional (private) vaccines. There rae few vaccines which are not covered in National immunisation schedule and can be easily given at 2 years of age. These vaccines are Typhoid conjugate vaccine, Hepatitis A, Varicella (chickenpox)- 2 daoses, Influenza (yearly), and MMR. Also pneumococcal conjugate vaccine if you are not resident of Delhi and if not covered in your national immunisation schedule. Thanks

Yes you can give missed private vaccine like influenza, typhoid, hepatitis A and varicella. Rest you can continue government schedule.

Yes catch-up vaccination can be done now

Greetings Yes, your daughter can safely receive her missed private vaccines now at 2 years of age.The Indian Academy of Pediatrics (IAP) has specific catch-up schedules designed exactly for children who missed their scheduled timelines. Typhoid Vaccine Varicella vaccine Hepatitis -A Vaccine Influenza vaccine / (yearly booster) U can take vaccination from a nearby hospital

Yes missed vaccine are 1. Typhoid Vaccine 2. Varicella vaccine 3. Hepatitis -A Vaccine 4. Influenza vaccine / Flu shot

Catchup vaccination to be done for typhoid, hepatitis A and varicella

Whatever remaining vaccines are there those can be given U may consult to nearby pediatrician for the same and can get it done

Important ones Flu vaccine every year till 5 yr Hep A 2 doses 8 month aparat and varicella 2 doses 3 month apart Lastly typhoid