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Born baby 6 week vaccine
Hi for new born baby 6th week vaccine what are the vaccines given.As I see different hospitals have different vaccines.
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Vaccines required for diphtheria, pertussis, tetanus, pneumonia, diarrhoea, polio, Hain, hep B. Different hospitals use different brands and cost are also different. Cost effective combinations are there that can save your money.
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Dr. Pandurang Sawant
Pediatrician
13 yrs exp
Pune
At
6,10,14wks ur baby should have
DTP, HiB, Hep. B, and IPV
Plus
Pneumoccocal vaccine
Plus
Rotavirus vaccine.
In DTP component if u go for whole cell ie DTwP
It may cause pain fever and sometime swelling at vaccination site (painful vaccination).
In DTP component if u go for accelular ie DTaP
It doesn't cause pain fever and swelling at vaccination site(painless vaccination).
Both Vaccine ie whole cell or accelular are equally good and effective
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