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Vaccination due but how to vaccinate?
Hi,
My son chinmay is 8 months old. His vaccination is due this month but we are worried about the situation outside. Last month we had gone to vaccinate him but when we returned after 2-3 days we got infected with covid. And this time we are very anxious as the new strains are dangerous for kids they say. Please suggest what to do. Is there any facility where child can get his vaccination at home itself?
Plus, he has squint in his eyes. Earlier doc used to say that it will go within 6 months. But I don't see any relief. So, shall we wait for some more time or see an eye specialist? What is your opinion on this matter?
Thanks a lot,
Aarti
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Hi...since the primary doses of vaccines are already finished u can delay the further doses of vaccines to 9 th month...don't rush if the pandemic is severe in ur area...can wait for a month or two...even consultation for squint can be delayed considering the current pandemic
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