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Hi mam/sir ihave two kids one is 5 years and one is 4 years they have vaccination due now every vaccination by birth i have taken in private hospital now also i will take in private only but one thing i want to know is vaccination can take in government hospitals is it safe for kids or in private hospital is safe please advice me once
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You may go anywhere avoiding crowded places. But not all vaccines are available in government set up.
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Vaccination is safe everywhere..so no worries
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some vaccines are not available at govt which u have to give it in pvt hosp.
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in pvt doctor give vaccines and in govt trained nurse guve it...thats the major difference
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Dr. Kushang Mod
General Physician
12 yrs exp
Ahmedabad
You can give vaccinations at any place where all precautions are taken. Almost all pediatrician and government hospital they are taking all precautions.
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Vaccination should be done and should not be delayed
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There are many diseases which is preventable with vaccination.
So vaccination is good for all
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Dr. Soumalya Kundu
Pediatrician
11 yrs exp
Kolkata
Hi!
Is all the same, except few Vaccines which are not there in govt schedule, should be taken in private(rest take in Govt.). Or else you can take all Vaccines in private.
Choice is yours
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