Haemophilus Influenzae Type B Capsular Polysaccharide Health Feed

Polio vaccine is a must. We are going to be free from this crippling disease due to vaccine. In few years we will not be required to give oral polio vaccine. Now injectable polio vaccine is need of hour. You should take your baby to nearest health centre /pediatrician for regular vaccines. Vaccination helps in checking of infection in community.

Rotavirus vaccine protects your child from diarrhoea due to rotavirus which is common in 6 months to 1 year age. It is preferably given before 6 months age in 2 or 3 doses.

In my opinion vaccine for nipah virus is still under developmental stage and any new findings will be conveyed to you about the vaccine

First check your blood status for hep b and if it is negative than better to take vaccination because once the virus chronically sets in the body than it causes cirrhosis of the liver.

There are series of vaccines been given in every 3-4 weeks intetval upto age of 16 weeks. Which vaccine have to be given that decided by the veterinary doctor on the basis of age, medical history, environment etc. Soo you will hv to visit your veternary doctor.

Yes it is quite safe. You do not have to go private sector as all the vaccines are equally safe and effective.

The effect of tetanus vaccine will be for one year and if you keep repeating every month for 3 months and thereafter, every year once the effect can last upto 5 years

4-week minimum interval between doses of the same live vaccine is advised.
Different vaccines can be given even on same days.

The second dose of vaccination should be given one month after the first dose and can be delayed for one month. There is no rationale for giving early as it will not give the desired effect.

If the baby was born at term and weighed > kg. Then normally the first vacine is given at birth and next dose a month later.