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Guardian of a 9 m old boy6 days ago
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As we have not yet put the vaccination which have to be put in 6th and 7th month and now our baby is 9 month old so is it ok to put now?? #Vaccination

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profile image of Durgam PallaviDurgam PallaviGuardian of 2 children5 days ago

A. Yes, it is absolutely okay—and highly recommended—to get your baby vaccinated now. It is a very common situation for parents to miss or delay a vaccine due to illness, travel, or just life getting busy. The most important thing is not that you missed the original window, but that you catch up as soon as possible to ensure your baby is fully protected against preventable diseases. ​What to Do Next ​Contact Your Pediatrician Immediately: Call your baby's doctor or clinic to schedule a catch-up appointment. Let them know which doses were missed (specifically the 6th and 7th-month vaccines). ​Bring the Vaccination Record: Ensure you take your baby’s immunization card or booklet to the appointment. The doctor will look at what has been given so far and map out a catch-up schedule. ​Expect a Adjusted Timeline: Some vaccines require specific intervals between doses. Your pediatrician will calculate the safe minimum gap required between the doses your baby is receiving now and any upcoming 9-month vaccines (such as the MMR or Typhoid vaccine, depending on your region's national immunization schedule). ​Why Catching Up Matters ​Missing the exact date does not mean you have to start the whole vaccine series over again. The previous doses your baby received are still valid and have built a foundation of immunity. However, your baby won't have full protection until they receive the remaining scheduled doses. ​⚠️ Note: Please consult a healthcare professional or your pediatrician to get a personalized catch-up schedule tailored specifically to your baby's medical history and regional vaccine guidelines.

profile image of Sai Prasanthi R LSai Prasanthi R LMom of a 12 yr 3 m old boy6 days ago

A. Hello! It is important to inform your child’s doctor about the pending vaccinations for your child. Taking into consideration your child’s age and growth the doctor will advise you further about any combination vaccines.

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