Baby's 14 weeks vaccination

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Hi, My baby got his 10 weeks vaccination on 12th April and the 14 weeks one is due on 12th May, since we are based out of Delhi, we wanted to know by how many days can the vaccination be delayed? Is it advisable to delay the vaccination at this Covid time or should we get it done per schedule on 12th May taking all precautions?

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Yes you can delay vaccination up to two months from last vaccine. I would suggest not to hurry for routine vaccination as Covid cases are rising daily. Stay home stay safe

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Dr. Venugopal Pediatrician Mysore · Accepted Answer

Dr. Venugopal

Pediatrician Mysore

It's better to get vaccinated on time ...it can be done in any nearby health facility like phc/chc... vaccination delay shouldn't be more than 2 weeks the due date...it so not advisable to delay the vaccination during present pandemic