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My baby is 3 months old and 1 st dose gave on July 5th with rotovirus and penta -IpV this was given her in her native place . Now my baby came to Bangalore and second dose I did not rotovirus vaccine but penta and ipv had given on august 8th On third dose I can give rotovirus again with penta and ipv ? If I delay any harm to baby
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Yes,you can. Depending inbred brand of rotavirus vaccine used,2 or 3 doses are given,and the same brand has to be repeated.
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