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Pediatrician•Ahmedabad
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Yes of course you can do not forget to do rest of routine check for downs. Like ear, blood and heart checks regularly.
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Asked for male, 27 years old from Gandhinagar
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Pediatrician•Palakkad
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Better not to give. Better to give either on the same day or 4 weeks apart for the maximal effect.
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Asked for female, 27 years old from Mumbai
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M.D.( Pediatrics), DCH

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You should yourself know by now if it is painless. Anyway it is not painless. Pain is a subjective phenomenon, experienced with different grades of severity by different babies.
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M.B;B.S, P.G.(FAMILY MEDICINE), D.O.H.

General Physician•Hyderabad
Vaccination is available--but it has got its side effects.
Vaccination is required for high risk people like
All children 6 months to 4 years (59 months) of age
All people 50 years of age and older
Adults and children who have chronic pulmonary (including asthma) or cardiovascular (except isolated hypertension), renal, hepatic, neurological, hematologic, or metabolic disorders (including diabetes mellitus) vaccine may be available in
any super speciality hospital
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Ayurveda•Ambala
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Dear, generally rubella vaccine is given in childhood at the age of 8-10 months in immunisation schedule of babies. But it can be given at any age.
First check out whether you had vaccinated for rubella in childhood in your childhood immunisation card.
If you did not get vaccine of rubella in childhood then it very important to get vaccine now. Because you are female and to get protection from rubella in this age and in future pregnancy, you should definitely get vaccine of rubella. Rube...more
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Homeopathy Doctor•Noida
If you r asking for yourself (age-36) then its useless. It should be taken before you become sexually active.
Doctors stop recommending the HPV vaccine to women once they've reached their mid-20s. The human papillomavirus vaccine is FDA-approved only through age 26, with the thinking that by that time women (and men) have had enough sex that they're probably already exposed to the virus and won't benefit.
However you should annually get your PAP smear done.
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General Physician•Udaipur
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Hello lybrate-user, yes you can go for the vaccine. As far as research are considered there is no harmful reactions for this two jab given together
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Asked for female, 36 years old from Bangalore
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PGDHHM, MBBS

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