What are routine vaccinations
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Routine vaccination as the name suggests is given in a routine way after birth and throughout for some of the diseases such as polio/measles/mumps/rubella [MMR vaccine] and the diphtheria/pertussis/tetanus [DPT] vaccine.
eAnswers Team
Routine vaccination as the name suggests is given in a routine way after birth and throughout for some of the diseases such as polio/measles/mumps/rubella [MMR vaccine] and the diphtheria/pertussis/tetanus [DPT] vaccine.
eAnswers Team
Routine vaccination as the name suggests is given in a routine way after birth and throughout for some of the diseases such as polio/measles/mumps/rubella [MMR vaccine] and the diphtheria/pertussis/tetanus [DPT] vaccine.
H.P.Dubey
immunizing on schedule ensures your child gets the maximum possible protection from serious vaccine-preventable diseases. Start with the first appointment at two months of age and make it a priority to schedule the next appointment when it is due.
Immunizing on schedule gives your child the best immunity possible and lasts throughout childhood. Booster doses are required for some vaccines.
Recommended immunization schedules change from time to time. It is suggested you contact your local public health nurse for the most current information.
H.P.Dubey
immunizing on schedule ensures your child gets the maximum possible protection from serious vaccine-preventable diseases. Start with the first appointment at two months of age and make it a priority to schedule the next appointment when it is due.
Immunizing on schedule gives your child the best immunity possible and lasts throughout childhood. Booster doses are required for some vaccines.
Recommended immunization schedules change from time to time. It is suggested you contact your local public health nurse for the most current information.
H.P.Dubey
immunizing on schedule ensures your child gets the maximum possible protection from serious vaccine-preventable diseases. Start with the first appointment at two months of age and make it a priority to schedule the next appointment when it is due.
Immunizing on schedule gives your child the best immunity possible and lasts throughout childhood. Booster doses are required for some vaccines.
Recommended immunization schedules change from time to time. It is suggested you contact your local public health nurse for the most current information.