- BCG & Polio
- Hepatitis – B
- HiB
- Measles
- MMR
- Typhoid
- Hepatitis – A
- Chickenpox
- Pneumo Conjugate
- DPT + HiB + OPV
- Temperature/Swelling (Positive)
- DTaP + HiB + IPV
- Temperature/Swelling (Negative)
- Rota Virus
- Fluarex
- Vaccination for Snake Bite/Cat bite/Dog bite (shall be immediately made available ON CALL)
| Disease | Cause of infection | Vaccine | Dose | Age of Administration |
| Childhood TB | Bacteria | BCG | 1 | Soon After Birth |
| Poliomyelitis | Virus | OPG | 4 | OPV0: Soon after birthOPV1: 6 WeeksOPV2: 10 WeeksOPV3: 14 Weeks |
| Measles | Virus | Measles Vaccine | 2 | Measles1: 09 monthMeasles2: 15month |
| Measles+Mumps+Rubella | Virus | MMR | 2 | 1st dose: 12-15 months2nd dose: 4-6y |
| Hepatitis A | Virus | HAV VaccineInactivated vaccineLive Vaccine | 2 1 | The 2nd dose normally 6 months after the first. If needed, this interval may be extended to 18-36 months.Minimum age for HAV vaccination is 1year. |
| Chickenpox | Virus | Chicken Pox vaccine | 2 | 1st dose: 12-15 months old2nd dose: 4-6y old |
| Pneumonia and meningitis due to S.pneumoia | Bacteria | Pneumococcal Conjugate Vaccine (PCV10) | 3 | Pneum1:6 weeksPneumo2:10 weeksPneumo2:14 weeks |
| Rota Virus | Virus | Rotavirus Vaccine | 2 or 3 | 1st dose: 2 months of age2nd dose : 4 months of age3rd dose: 6 months of age(if needed) |
Safe Vaccination Tips
- Follow the vaccination schedule
- Always check the expiry date of vaccine
- Always check the possible side effects of the vaccination
- Ensure that storage temperature of the vaccine is maintained
- Please contact your pediatrician immediately if you see any adverse reactions or fever