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Vaccination Query
Hi Doctors, Our baby born at private hospital and we have given the birth vaccine from Cloudnine, Bangalore. After that due to convenience we have given 6 weeks, 9 weeks and 14 weeks vaccinations from Government hospital. Now after that rest vaccinations we need to do it in private hospital most probably in Bangalore. The vaccinations charts are a bit different in both, so we are full confused and puzzled what can we do from now on. On 6 weeks the vaccine given are OPV1, PENTA1, ROTA1, PCV1, IPV 1. On 9 weeks OPV2, PENTA 2, ROTA 2 was given. On 14 weeks OPV3, PRNTA 3, ROTA3, PCV 2, IpV 2 Next government chart was given at 9 months of baby age which cover MR1, JE 1, VItamin A 1, PCV booster... But from now on we are planning to take vaccinations from private hospitals... please suggest if there is any disparity or how can we cover all?
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The government has different aims and priorities like they want to cover the whole country and keep the cost as little as possible. IAP (private pediatricians ) have made the schedule so that all available vaccines are given as per evidence from around the world. So the government and private schedule is very different. Don't try to compare the schedules in terms of the number of doses of each vaccine. Please follow your pediatricians advice and take accordingly.
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Pcv at 18 months
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Take PCV3 at 18 months of age Take typhoid and flu At 1 year Hepatitis A and then follow private vaccine schedule.
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