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#AskTheExper t sir. my baby is now 9th month completed. but 9th month vaccines innum potala. government la innum vaccine varala nu soluranga. August 1... 10 th month complete aaguthu. intha vaccine delay aagalama sir.
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Dr Sameer awadhiyaGuardian of 2 children4 years agoA. Vaccination needs to be given to child only when the present covid situation becomes favourable and under full safety precautions.if there is any delay it will not have any adverse effect but
mandatory vaccinations specially under one year of age should be given on the priority list followed by. optional vaccine later on .due to strict pandemic situation,in such kipcondition most important vaccination should be given on priority which your doctor will decide.
Influenza vaccine should be given to children above 6 months of age in this season if not given to avoid unnecessary hospitalisation and other risk factors because of flu infection.it is repeated after one year as a booster dose.
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