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Vaccination is done to help the immune system to develop from protection from disease. It is the most effective way to prevent sickness from an infectious disease. Some of the diseases which have been eradicated from the world through regular vaccination include smallpox, polio, tetanus etc.
At Felix Hospital, we offer a holistic care to our patients and it is one of Best Child Hospital in Noida. for vaccination and all other health problems related to children (infants/kids/teens).
List of Important Vaccines
Age Completed Weeks/Months/ Year) | Vaccines |
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At Birth | BCG, OPVO, Hep-B1 |
6 Weeks | DTwP1, IPV-1, Hep-82, Hib 1, Rotavirus 1, PCV-1 |
10 Weeks | DTwP2, IPV-2, Hib 2, Rotavirus 2, PCV-2 |
14 Weeks | DTwP3, IPV-3, Hib 3, Rotavirus 3, PCV-3 |
6 Months | OPV-1, Hep B3, Influenza 1 |
7 Months | Influenza 2 |
9 Months | OPV, 2MMR |
10 Months | Typhoid Conjugate |
12 Months | Hep A1, Cholera 1, cholera 2, *JE 1, |
13 Months | JE 2 |
15 Months | MMR 2, DTP Booster 1*, PCV Booster |
16 to 18 Months | DTP Booster 1*, IPV Booster 1, Hib Booster 1 |
18 Months | Hep-A2 |
18 Months to 2 Years | Typhoid Conjugate, Meningococcal Conjugate |
4 to 6 Years | DTP Booster 2*, OPV-3, Varicella 2, MMR-3 |
10 to 12 Years | TDap/Td, HPV 1 |
Vaccination is given to kids to protect and prepare them to fight against illness. It helps to prevent them from infectious diseases.
A No, rather, vaccinations will prepare your child’s immune system to fight against serious diseases.
A Vaccinations protect your child against the diseases by 80%-90%. However, there is no 100% guarantee that your child will not get infected.
A As such there are no serious side effects from vaccination, however, some kids may have a mild reaction like fever or a rash.
A All the children whether healthy or not needs to be protected. And thus, vaccinations are important. Do not wait for your child to fall sick. The best time to immunize kids is when they're healthy.
A Most of the vaccines like measles or the series for hepatitis B protect your child for entire life. Some vaccines like tetanus need booster shots after periodic intervals for continued protection against the disease.
A Ideally, you should never miss any vaccination. However, if you miss any of them, do not worry. Get your child vaccinated immediately or in your next visit from your paediatrician.