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Vaccines for girl child
Hi, my child is 9 months old and i want to give her vaccines.
Till now we were following government rules at our hometown.
Vaccines given to her are-
At birth- OPV, HEP B, BCG
1.5 month- OPV, PENTA, ROTA, PCV, IPV
2.5 month- OPV, PENTA, ROTA
3.5 month- OPV, PENTA, ROTA, PCV, IPV
now as per government mcp card 9 month vaccines are - MR, JE, Vitamin A and PCV booster
But here I enquired and attendant told me that JE and Vitamin A not required/available, MR is not there but MMR is there, PCV is available.
Is there any prblm if JE and Vitamin A not given this time. And if this dose of MMR is given and next dose of MR is given at government hospitals.?
Please tell what to follow for my girl.
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You may follow government hospital schedule. It is WHO recommended. Don't worry.
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JE and vit A not required.
MMR is at 9months.
Can follow IAP immunisation chart 2021. See on Google.
Or visit a pediatrician/ Neonatologist in private hospital..
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U can give all vaccines as per schedule, In a dedicated vaccination centre either government or private.
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Dr. Bhatt Vivek Prafulchandra
Pediatrician
4 yrs exp
Rajkot
You should follow vaccination guidelines AOP 2021.
Take vaccine JE, Vit A..
And also 6 months onwards
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