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Missed Vaccination
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My son is now 6years old. We have missed the below vaccinations which are scheduled to be done in the year May 2019.
DPT / D PaT
OPV / IPV
Chicken Pox II
My son was tested positive for covid on April 12 2021. He suffered with fever only for one day.
Second day onwards he is obsolutely fine.
Now we want to get his pending vaccinations done.
Kindly advise whether we can proceed with the same (as mentioned above) or anything has to be changed/added considering the ongoing pandemic.
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Vaccination is required
But delay it for 4weeks from recent infection
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visit nearest or regular pediatrician
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After Covid infection allow the immune system to get back.....so that it starts producing vaccine related immunity
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Kindly take the remaining vaccination. It's essential
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Hello....u must take the remaining vaccination and complete the sedule
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Dr. Abhijit Shanbhag
Pediatrician
7 yrs exp
South Goa
Complete ur vaccination as per schedule
And also the annual influenza Vaccine to be taken
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