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Booster injection for 2nd year
Hello just wanted to know that my daughter, she is 2 years old but due to this corona pandemic i didn't take her for vaccination that is 2 nd year J E booster injection. So if there is delay in her vaccination is anything i should be worried of.
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If you're living in endemic zones of Japanese encephalitis then take it as soon as possible otherwise nothing to worry for being late.
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You can take appointment with pediatrician for vaccine...with all preventive measures you can visit doctor...
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dont delay if possible
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Dr. Anurag Mohta
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If u r living in endemic areas like eastern UP and Western Bihar and some parts of Karnataka, get it done as feasable as possible. For.other region, u can wait.
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