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Can my baby get 3and half month vaccine before due date actually her 2vaccine was delayed for 1 week and now if I delay she complete 4th month what should I do
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The minimum gap between two doses of 6weeks,10 and 14 weeks is 28 days atleast. U can have accordingly or later too. But not less than the recommended gap. It interferes with immune system of baby. Take care
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There should be a gap of 4 weeks between 2 vaccines
It is ok even if it is delayed
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Must have 4 weeks gap between 2 doses otherwise uptake of previous dose will be poor. Don't worry complete course at 4 months of age.
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Dr. Brindha. V
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Give the vaccines on due date as 1 week delay is acceptable
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