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Mom of a 1 yr 5 m old girl7 months ago
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my baby is 9 months old and she is suffering from fever .but her vaccination is also due of 9 months .so how much gap is necessary after recovery?

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POOJA KOTHARIMom of a 8 yr 5 m old boy7 months ago
A. If your 9-month-old baby is suffering from fever, it is generally recommended to wait until she has fully recovered before administering vaccines. Here's what you should know: --- Gap Between Recovery and Vaccination 1. Mild Illness (e.g., low-grade fever, mild cold): Vaccination can usually proceed without delay once the fever subsides. However, if the baby is still showing signs of discomfort, it’s better to wait until she feels better. 2. Moderate to Severe Illness (e.g., high fever, infections): Wait at least 2–7 days after full recovery before giving the vaccine. Ensure the baby is eating well, active, and symptom-free. --- Why Wait? Vaccines may not be as effective if the immune system is already fighting an illness. It ensures your baby is strong enough to handle the potential side effects of the vaccine. --- Consult Your Pediatrician Inform your doctor about the fever and symptoms. The pediatrician can assess whether it’s safe to vaccinate or if further delay is needed. --- Once your baby has recovered, prioritize completing the vaccination schedule as soon as possible to maintain her immunization timeline.
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