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Dear sir
Baby age 15 months . We have completed vaccines till age is 9 months since than we have not given 9-12 months like typhod congestion vaccines is der . And more after 12 months we have not given .
May I know now her age 15 months . Can we give vaccine which we missed in 9-12 months from now onwards .
.or we have to continue vaccines whatever in list from 15 months pls tell advice . Am giving in private clilic.
1. And may I know is all vaccines available in government hospitals pls tell if yes . And quality also difference between govt and private vaccines
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You have to give vaccines according to schedule. It is essential to give immunity to baby and protect from diseases
All essential vaccines are available in government hospitals. No difference in quality. Whichever is not available in government,you can give from private hospital
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Dr. Joeimon J L
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16 yrs exp
Chennai
Yes can continue from the vaccines that u missed
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Dr. Alpa Shah
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31 yrs exp
Mumbai
Start with missed vaccines and follow the chart. 2 or more vaccines can be taken at same time. Typhoid and Hepatitis A vaccines not available in Government set up
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