POOJA KOTHARIExpecting Mom due this month4 months agoA. Since your 1-year-old son has received the basic government vaccinations, you might consider some additional vaccines for extra protection, depending on availability and recommendations. These can include rotavirus vaccine (if not given), pneumococcal conjugate vaccine (PCV), influenza (flu) vaccine yearly, and MMR booster if not already done. Also, varicella (chickenpox) and hepatitis A vaccines are optional but helpful.
The usual schedule after 1 year includes:
12–15 months: MMR, PCV booster, Hepatitis A (1st dose) 16–18 months: DPT booster Annually: Flu vaccine (especially during flu season)
Check with your pediatrician for a personalized schedule and to confirm which vaccines your son has already received.
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