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Reg PCV BOOSTER
My Son is 3.5 months old, I have given him vaccine from Govt Hospt at 6 10 14 wks. Now as per Govt Schd in 10wk PCV vaccine was missing so as per IAP schld i took PCV10 vaccine in pvt . So now in 6wk PCV1 from govt 10wk PCV2 pvt and 14wk PCV3 govt. But in govt schd PCV booster is in 9month after PCV1 and PCV2, but in pvt PCV BOOSTER in 16month after PCV1 PCV2 ND PCV3. So can i take PCV BOOSTER IN 9MONTH AS PER GOVT OR I NEED TO TAKE ON 16MONTH AS PER IAP. KINDLY CLEAR ME if 9month PCV booster can be taken from govt OR I NEED TO TAKE BOTH BOOSTERS OF PCV in 9 nd 16 month.
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First of all you should not have mixed two different schedules.
Govt protocols are different from IAP.
Now you should skip 9 months and go for 16 m in private.
Or you may go for 9 m booster at government.
But not both
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U need to take both shots at 9 and 16 months.
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