about immunizations my baby took 6 weeks immunizations from govrt and rotavirus1/Pcv1 from private. now I'm in different place , should I give 10 week immunizations from govrt but they don't give pcv , so can I skip ?

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Dr. Vaibhav jainFather of a 5 yr 9 m old girl3 years ago

A. yes any whee cn eb dien. Vaccination is very important for babies. Some amount of delay is justified though in primary vaccines there should not be any delay . Flu vaccine can also be given during this flu season .

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