Vaccination Questions

Different type of vaccination has different doses.
Yes, you are eligible. Ideal time puberty before sex starts.

If re-exposed, persons who have previously received full pre-exposure or post-exposure
treatment (either by IM or ID route) vaccine should be given for only two booster doses,
intramuscularly/intradermally (0.1 ml at two sites) on days 0 and 3, but no rabies
immunoglobulin. Only adequate wound washing would be required in case of re-exposure
where animal bite victim has documented proof of complete PEP or PrEP within last three
months.
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It is not dangerous to take vaccine after an interval of atleast 4 weeks from previous course.
Usually you will get minor side effects like redness, pain at site and fever and myalgia only which resolves in 2 -3 days
do contact me for further diagnosis and treatment or if you still have some doubts you want to clear.

Igg shows past infection or say vaccination successfully.
Yes if igg of mmr negative then vaccination for mmr can be safely given to adults.
Single dose is sufficient.

No, in my opinion you don't have to restart. Just the wound should be washed properly with soap and water.

There's no contraindication in taking Gardasil but effectiveness will be more if you take it before becoming sexually active.

Yes this vaccine is available in india manufactured by glass smithkline oharmaceuticals ltd
costing approx 2500/-

It depends on the type of vaccine you have taken. If the surgery is not an emergency, take the vaccine and after 4 weeks preferably plan for surgery.
The vaccine will not complicate the surgery.

If not vaccinated, passengers should possess hard copy of rt pcr negative test report done within 72 hours of departure time. 3. Below 12 years of age are exempted from rt pcr test. However, they will have to observe the same health formalities that will apply to their family members on arrival.
Moreover it depends other conditions too.

The cdc recommends that an infant receive the first dose at age 2 months, the second dose at age 4 months, and the third dose, depending on which vaccine is being used, at age 6 months. Both vaccines require a booster shot sometime between ages 12 and 15 months. No child younger than 6 weeks should receive the vaccine.