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Gap between vaccines
Sir, My son age 9m9days, today we given typhoid vaccine in private. 9months govt. Vaccines (MR, JE1,vitamin A, PCV Booster) not given.
After how many days we will give 9 monts govt. Vaccines.
Also suggest MMR vaccine in which month we will give.
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You can give 9 months government vaccines anytime after 1 week. There is no minimum gap between these vaccines. Government and private schedule is different. Government is not giving MMR. They give MR. MMR is recommended at 15 months of age.
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You can give the vaccines after 4 weeks.
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vitamin a can be given now.
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Dr. Prathibha Reddy
Pediatrician
12 yrs exp
Hyderabad
Hello ! Pcv booster given in 15 th month . MMR is given in 9 mnth
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