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Please Let Me About 18 Month Vaccination,that QUADRIVALENT INACTIVATED INFLUENZA VACCINE (SPLIT VIRION) I.P
AND HiB B1 is both are same or Any difference.
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good morning, i am making it very clear both are different vaccines.
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They are different. Quadrivalent influenza is for flu virus (including swine flu virus). Hib is for hemophilus influenzae type b which is a bacterium. It is given in combination with DPT at 18onths. Usually not separately given
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Hello,
First one is called FLU vaccine and second one is HiB vaccine, both are different and have different diseases protection.
You have to take both the vaccines.
FLU vaccine is every year.
HiB vaccine - only now 18 months, then not required.
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