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Mom of a 4 yr 1 m old girl3 years ago
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#AsktheExperts My baby is 10 weeks old and as per GOI schedule she is given RVV, OPV and Pentavalent Vaccines today. However, IPV and PCV are not given. Please let me know whether these are mandatory vaccines. IPV and PCV first doses are given at 6 weeks of age.

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Dr Sameer awadhiyaGuardian of 2 children3 years ago
A. Birth. - BCG + hepatitis B + OPV 6,10,14 weeks -- dpt + hep B + hib +Ipv Pcv + Rotavirus 6 months--. Typhoid , Influenza 1st dose + opv 7 months --- Influenza 2 nd dose 9 months --- Mmr + opv mcv( meningococcal) optional. 1 year ---- Hepatitis A. mcv 2 nd dose 15 months---. varicella( chicken pox) . mmr 2nd dose 18 months ----. dpt + hib + ipv Booster Hepatitis A 2nd dose Pcv booster 2 yearfs. Typhoid 2 nd dose Influenza ( every year ) 4-5 yrs.s chicken pox 2 nd dose dpt booster opv 10 years. DT. + hpv ( for girls)
POOJA KOTHARIMom of a 8 yr 5 m old boy3 years ago
A. One of the best ways you can protect your child is to follow the recommended vaccine schedule in your country. If a vaccine is delayed or missed, babies and toddlers are at increased risk from getting sick from a disease that is preventable with vaccine
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