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Can vaccination be 3 days before date
My baby who is 3 months old has his 14 weeks scheduled on 10th September , instead of 10th can I get him vaccination 2 days prior I.e 8th September .
His last vaccination was done on 15th August, 2020
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You can give it after 12th september...for same vaccine 28 days of gap requires between 2 doses or else it wont be effective...
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No. Minimum 28 days period is needed for next vaccine
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Get vaccinated after 28 days of prior vaccine
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Dr. Madhusmita Somray
Pediatrician
31 yrs exp
Delhi
There has to be a gap of 4 weeks between the 10 week and 14 week vaccination .
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Dr. Ajit Kumar Verma
Pediatrician
40 yrs exp
Kolkata
Ideally there should be a gap of 4 weeks between 2 vaccinations
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Dr. Avinash Itke
Pediatrician
11 yrs exp
Pune
Yes ... you can
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