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Immunization Schedule
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We follow the AAP recommended immunization schedules generally accepted by the pediatric medical community. Some of the vaccines may be given as part of a combination vaccine so that your child gets fewer shots. Ask your doctor which vaccines your child should receive.
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| Recommended Schedule: |
| AGE |
VACCINES
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| 2 Month |
*DTaP, Hib, Polio, HepB, Prevnar, Rotateq
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| 4 Month |
*DTaP, Hib, Polio, HepB, Prevnar, Rotateq
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6 Month
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*DTaP, Hib, Polio, HepB, Prevnar, Rotateq
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12 Month
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15 Month
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18 Month
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2 Years
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Hep A (must be at least 6 months from 1st dose)
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4 Years
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MMR
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5 Years
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DTP-A, IPV, Varivax
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6-9 Years
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Hep B if not completed
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11 Years
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Tdap, Menectra, Gardasil
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16-18 Years
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Menactra |
| *The DTaP, Hib, and Polio are given as a combined vaccine called Pentacel
Additional vaccines that may be given: Dt, Td
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Immunization Reactions:
Most infants and children will have very little if any discomfort or fever following an immunization. However, some children may be fussy, irritable, have joint pain or run a mild fever. There is no need to worry when this happens and the appropriate dose of acetaminophen may be given. Please report any severe reactions or extremely high fevers.
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