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Good evening sir/madam, my daughter was born on sep 13th 2023, 6th week vaccination our pediatrician has given on oct 30th which is painless (hexanim vaccine ) he said to wait for 15 days to get Pcv and rotavirus vaccine also now baby has crossed 6 weeks so should I give pov nd rotavirus first dose? On Wednesday and he said nov 30th is going to be again hexanim vaccine am not understanding usually 6th week vaccination should be completed before due but its already delayed so when will be the 10th week pcv bd rota dose pls replyyy thank you so much also which vaccine in government they use for pcv 1
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Hello, Hexaxim, PCV and rotavirus vaccines to be given on same day , no need to give gap. Usually at 6 , 10 & 14weeks.
In government they give PCV 10 ( pneumosil).
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Dr. Bhatt Vivek Prafulchandra
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Rajkot
Pcv take after 1 month of last immunoglobulin
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Dr. Vinit M Mehta
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13 yrs exp
Vadodara
Pcv and rotavirus after 1 month of the last dose
So not possible on 30 nov
Pcv used in government is PNEUMOSIL
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