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My son having age of 11 years and He is administered booster vaccine of MMR-2, Typhoid, DtaPB-2, OPV-5, Chickenpox on 06.03.2016 and 20.03.2016 . Apart from all regular vaccine. Typhoid conjugate next dose was due on 20.03.2019 and Tdap is due on 2021. These two vaccines are not taken on time /due date. Whether now I can give this two vaccines to my son
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You can take both the vaccines together also or separately.
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By seeing ur vaccination chart typhoid polysaccharide vaccine shld b given on 2019 but u missed tat dose. Now u can take both vaccines thyphoid and tdap with an interval of 4 wks.
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Dr. Brindha. V
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Yes you can give now, typhoid conjugate single dose available now, you can ask your paediatrician
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