Opv Injection Health Feed

In the past polio eradication era, IPV is better than OPV.
If you have financial issues, go to any government hospital where you can get pentavalent vaccine free of cost for your child.

At 6 months of age, your baby should receive vaccines to protect them from the following diseases:
diphtheria, tetanus, and whooping cough (pertussis) (dtap) (3rd dose)
haemophilus influenzae type b disease (hib) (3rd dose)
polio (ipv) (3rd dose)
pneumococcal disease (pcv13) (3rd dose)
rotavirus (rv) (3rd dose)
influenza (flu) (every year)
let's connect over a call so that we can discuss your concern in details and make a suitable treatment plan for you.

Yeah sure. There is no relation between the surgical repair of tetralogy of fallot and polio vaccination. In fact any vaccination can be done.

It is not mandatory that fever should happen after injections and some children do not get fever whereas some will get. It is not true that if fever does not come the vaccine is not effective.

From the next dose onwards you can switch over to hexavalent vaccine consisting of IPV (Inj polio vaccine) and give three doses.

Need atleast 4 weeks in between two doses of vaccines. So, yes. Vaccine set 2 can be given on or after sep 2nd.

Adult vaccination
includes
hepatitis A
chicken pox
flu
meningococcal
also depends upon your area and previous contact of disease.

Adults who completed the polio vaccine series as children and are traveling to areas with increased risk of polio should receive a one-time booster dose of vaccine (ipv). For more information on polio vaccine recommendations for travel, talk your healthcare professional or visit travelers' health: poliomyelitis.

Yes ipv vaccination can be done only problem is regarding it's availability
it's not available separately in private market and in government setup they are giving via different dose and route
so
you may get two ipv doses 8 week apart if available.

The immune system is extremely important in an individual's system. A strong immune system helps to combat the invasion of foreign particles and consequently resists the diseases. Vaccination in such a context becomes imperative as it strengthens an individual's immunity. In vaccination, antigens or germs are given in very small doses. They stimulate the immune system to produce antibodies to fight against that particular infection. Vaccinations are provided to both children and adults to prote...more