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Yesterday we went painless vaccination og 6th week the total cost 7000 an my doubt is hib vaccine is give r not i attach photo plz tell me
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From the pictures attached, it looks like your baby has received Infanrix hexa which contains Hib- Haemophilus type b. Don’t worry ma’am.
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According to your vaccination card, they have given Infanrix hexa vaccine. Which does contain the Hib (H influenza b) vaccine. So do not worry.
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Dr. Sachin Pariskar
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9 yrs exp
Pune
Yes it's included in vaccine given
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Dr. Vinit M Mehta
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13 yrs exp
Vadodara
Yes given
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Dr. Pragati
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1 yrs exp
Motihari
I can’t clearly see the picture of which brand is used . But Hib vaccine is not given separately it is included in pentavalent or Hexavalent which is usually given in private setting .so you baby did received that in form of hexavalent vaccine as I can see the picture.
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Dr. Arvind Kumar
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13 yrs exp
Patna
Your baby was given 3 vaccines. One oral and 2 injections.
Infanrix hexa( 6 components )has Hib included in it .
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