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Vaccination dosage date
Respected Sir/mam i have a new born 2 weeks old at what week his first vaccination should be done...
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42 days of life first primary dose of DTaP, IPV, HIB,Rotavirus, pneumococcal vaccine is recommended in the schedule.
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Dr. Pandurang Sawant
Pediatrician
16 yrs exp
Pune
At
6,10,14wks ur baby should have
DTP, HiB, Hep. B, and IPV
Plus
Pneumoccocal vaccine
Plus
Rotavirus vaccine.
In DTP component if u go for whole cell ie DTwP
It may cause pain fever and sometime swelling at vaccination site (painful vaccination).
In DTP component if u go for accelular ie DTaP
It doesn't cause pain fever and swelling at vaccination site(painless vaccination).
Both Vaccine ie whole cell or accelular are equally good and effective
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Dr. Jinia Saha
Pediatrician
10 yrs exp
Kolkata
At birth he must have got his first dose, next is on 6weeks.
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