my baby is 1 year and 7 months old we are taking vaccination for dog bite on 26th April we took 1st dose on 29th April we took 2nd dose on this day 3rd may we should take 3rd dose but unfortunately we are not in home can I take tomorrow?? please let me know

1 Answer

RashmiMom of a 11 yr old girl4 months ago

A. of course not a problem what happens is these vaccinations are meant to be done on time but a day later is not going to make a difference for further assistance you can talk to your doctor about it they can clear your doubt on this

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