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Vaccines skipped
Hi doctor ,
Due to Coronavirus , we have had to skip vaccines which were supposed be taken after 2 months , my kid is 5 months now .
Is there any concerns for this ? How can we get vaccines ?
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You can get in touch with your Pediatrician to give the missed vaccinations. Skipping vaccination is not suggested. All vaccinations are to be done in time taking all necessary precautions.
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Dr. KTS Srinivasarao
Pediatrician
1 yrs exp
Vijayawada
What u are mentioning is mostly 14week vaccination (2 1/2 month) .
First of all don't neglect vaccinatn schedule.
Corona issue raised only from March (baby in 3rd month) . If iam right about what vaccinatn time (14th weeks) ur referring , it's purely ur mistake.
As hsptls started again... Consult ur local pediatrician and get it done as soon as possible without skipping any dose
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keep Paracetmol drops in hand as fever is common after vaccinatn
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Dr. Prashanth Reddy Kandi
Pediatrician
9 yrs exp
Warangal
U can get baby vaccinated now if u have missed any primary immunization schedule. Even if it is late doctor will have a check at immunization file and give.
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