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My son is 16 months old, he missed his vaccinations for the period 14 to 15 months due to covid19. We are afraiding to visit Hospitals due to covid19. I want to know that What will happen if we missed vaccination and can we get vaccination now.
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Recent guidelines says that vaccination should not be delayed.....
Rest .....we should take precautions for Covid 19
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Already most of the pediatrician have made special arrangements for Vaccination with seperate time, separate place with prior appointment,
Never in crowded Opd like in pre corona era
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There is no need to afread use mask and sanitizers . Take an appointment for vaccine so that there will be no crowd . Vaccination is an important procedure and you cant delay it because of covid .More so authorities has recommended routine vaccination to be completed in Covid that's why all Hospital are doing the vaccination and programme is running same as before .
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Vaccinations can the postponed without any adverse effects.
Risk of taking your child to a hospital is more than missing a vaccine.
In fact increasing the gap between two doses improves vaccines response.
Go for vaccinations only when it's safe to go to the clinic. It can be given if the doctor hold a separate vaccination clinic
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Please take appointment with the paediatrician at his clinic whenever possible and complete the vaccination
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Visit your pediatrician. Visit clinic when there's no crowd. Try to complete vaccination at the earliest.
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