Dr. Kavya. P
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Hello doctor,
My baby girl is 5 months old. We did not put some vaccines so far due to lockdown and Coronavirus, apart from birth and sixth-week vaccine remaining are pending. We came to native its in a rural area, unable to follow vaccination. We plan to go back on her sixth month and l will continue her vaccines, is it fine? I am not interested to go to hospital. Please advise.
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Yes, you need to vaccinate the child. If you worry about Corona, it is not going to disappear anytime soon. You cannot delay the vaccine for an uncertain time. Government hospitals have a fixed day (Wednesday) for vaccination. They have a separate queue. If you prefer a private hospital, make sure it has all the necessary precautions and take the baby to that hospital only.
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