Introduction Congratulations on the birth of your child!! Welcome to Parenthood. The first and best gift you can give to your child is breastfeeding. Start with the second-best gift you can give to your child ie vaccination. Vaccines given at birth (Birth vaccines) are BCG, OPV-0, and Hepatitis B. Dr Vinit Mehta at Aashrey Child …
At 7 months of age, the second dose of flu vaccination is given. Influenza vaccine is given 2 doses, 1 month apart in the first year of life. The vaccine recommended at this age is: INFLUENZA VACCINE This vaccine is not covered in the Government schedule. When Second Flu Shots Are Needed for …
Your child has reached 2.5 years of age. Vaccines recommended at this age are TYPHOID VACCINE AND INFLUENZA VACCINE. These are the same vaccines that were given at 6 months of age to the child. So why a repeat dose of both the vaccine? Typhoid is very endemic to India and vaccine efficacy decreases …
Your child has reached an important milestone — their half-birthday! At six months, in addition to essential health check-ups, two key vaccines are recommended: Typhoid and Influenza vaccines. Both of these vaccines, though not covered under the government immunization schedule, are crucial in protecting your child from life-threatening diseases. Let’s explore why these vaccinations are …
6-Month Vaccination – Typhoid and Influenza vaccine for Children at Aashrey Child Clinic Read More »
Childen usually suffer from common cold frequently than adults, because children usually gather in classrooms which increase risk of infections, as well as children usually have weaker immunity than adult. Common cold are usually caused by virus. There r various kind of viruses which cause common cold. Usually there is no treatment for common cold, …
