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Please guide if any gap req. for vaccine
Dear Dr.,
My sibling is required to take the vaccine of - Chickenpox, hepatitis and typhoid as a mandatory measure for admission in a college.
Does this vaccine need to be taken in a gap and if so what should be the gap? And also please guide if there would be any side effects if they are taken together? Please guide on this.
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There need not be any gap. But you have to take them in different parts of the body and with different syringes.
Typhoid vaccine may lead to low grade fever. Others can only cause Local pain.
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Atleast two weeks gap is advisable.
But you go according to the leaflet instructions given along with vaccine.
Or consult a physician at your locality
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Dr. Syed Jawwad Hashmi
General Physician
10 yrs exp
Aurangabad
Check wheter receiving live or killed vaccine... For live vaccine one month gap is mandatory . Killed vaccine can take together
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