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Discussion in 'Infants' started by cutiepie66, Sep 25, 2014.

  1. cutiepie66

    cutiepie66 Gold IL'ite

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    Can two different vaccines be given in two weeks gap? Say today I am giving DTP 2nd dose, after 2 weeks can I give IPV 1st dose?

    The paed in the hospital where I had my delivery said it should not be given. There should be a gap of 1 month.

    The Paed to whom I regularly check says, I can give two vaccines in a gap of 2 weeks. Not sure which one is right. Can someone help?
     
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  2. umasivasankar

    umasivasankar IL Hall of Fame

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    if u sms ur baby name,date of birth to 566778.u ll receive vacination details of ur child
    type Immunize<space>baby name<space>DOB n send.now govt has introduced this method for free in the name of NATIONAL VACCINE REMINDER in india
     
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    april1981 Gold IL'ite

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    Hi I gave both the vaccines that you mentioned above together. Both for my dd and now my ds. Is there any specific reason to gjve it separately.
     
  4. ramyaramani

    ramyaramani Moderator Staff Member IL Hall of Fame

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    Yes there can be a alternative schedule. But this needs to be worked out with the pediatrician. Any vaccine needs 2 week before it starts working effectively.

    I usually give vaccines together which means I like to do it in one shot.
     

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