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My baby is 44 days old today.. So tomorrow she has to get her vaccination(45 days ).. But tomorrow is sunday and vaccination in our nearby health centre is available on Wednesday.. Is it ok to get her vaccinated on 48 th day instead of 45
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It's normal you can take after 1 month again next vaccine
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Yes it's totally fine
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Yes it's ok. Don't delay for more than a week
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Yes, it’s fine.
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Yes it’s fine
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Yes .. it's ok... Nothing to be worried
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take next vaccine after one month from that date...
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Dr. Sakshi Agarwal
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6 yrs exp
Ghaziabad
Yes, it is completely fine
The idea is to not give the vaccine before the stipulated time. You can give the vaccine anytime after that. 1-2 days don't matter much
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