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As a mother or parent, you want to keep your child safe from every bad thing, especially from a serious illness. And in order to keep your little one away from several kinds of serious diseases, vaccination is very very important. A vaccine at the proper time can be proved as a lifesaver for your baby.

What is Vaccination?

Vaccination is basically a way of treatment to make your little angel stronger in order to fight from infection in the near future. Dead microbes of any particular disease are injected into the human body in order to alert our immune system so that they can fight and kill them at the time of actual infection takes place. 

Why vaccination is a necessity?

Our immune system is constantly fighting with several diseases causing germs and help us to stay hale and hearty. But babies are vulnerable to catching diseases and infections. Especially in their early ages, they are prone to catch any diseases as their immune system is not totally developed.

Our immune system fights against the harmful disease-causing microbes and protects our body from fall sick. In case our immune system meets any unknown microbe, then it affects our body and we fall sick. When children get vaccines, our immune system comes across those unknown microbes and get ready to fight against them. In the future, when those microbes attack us, our immune system fight against them and protect us from falling sick.

Here are some reasons, why you should get your child vaccination,

  1. As a parent, we always want to keep our little one away from any kind of disease. Vaccination is best to keep your child healthy.
  2. Vaccinations are dully tested by doctors, scientist and the government and totally safe for your baby.
  3. In order to protect your children from a serious illness, vaccination is a must. 

Vaccination list

Here is a complete list of all the vaccines for your child.

When to giveVaccines DoseRoute SitePrice
BirthOral polio vaccine (OPV 0) 2 drops OralNILRs. 230
Inactivated polio vaccine (IPV** 1) 2 dropsOral NIL Rs. 440
Hepatitis B  (Hep – B2)NILNILNILRs. 52.25 – 6000
Bacillus Calmette–Guérin (BCG)0.1ml (0.05ml until 1 month of age)IntradermalLeft Upper ArmRs. 91 – 1025
Diphtheria, Tetanus and Pertussis vaccine (DTP 1)NILNILNIL Rs. 225
6 WeeksRotavirus 15 dropsOralNILRs. 689-1499
Hepatitis B (Hep – B1)NILNILNILRs. 52.25-6000
Diphtheria, Tetanus and Pertussis vaccine (DTP 2) NILNILNILRs. 225
Pneumococcal conjugate vaccine (PCV 1)NILNILNILRs. 1495-3810
Haemophilus influenzae type B (Hib 1)NILNILNILRs. 113-252.5
Haemophilus influenzae type B (Hib 2)NILNILNILRs. 113-252.5
Pentavalent 10.5 mlIntramuscularAnterolateral side of mid-thigh-LEFTNIL
10 WeeKsInactivated polio vaccine (IPV** 2)2 dropsOralNILRs. 440
Rotavirus 25 drops Oral NILRs. 689-1499
Diphtheria, Tetanus and Pertussis vaccine (DTP 3)NILNILNILRs. 225
Hepatitis B  (Hep – B3)NILNILNILRs. 52.25-6000
Pneumococcal conjugate vaccine (PCV 2)NILNILNILRs. 1495-3801
Haemophilus influenzae type B (Hib 3)NILNILNILRs. 113-252.5
Pentavalent 20.5 mlIntramuscularAnterolateral side of mid-thigh-LEFNIL
14 WeeksHepatitis B  (Hep* – B4)NILNILNILRs. 52.25-6000
Inactivated polio vaccine (IPV** 3)0.5 mlIntramuscularAnterolateral side of mid-thigh-RIGHTRs. 440
Pneumococcal conjugate vaccine (PCV 3)NILNILNILRs. 1495-3801
Rotavirus 35 dropsOralNILRs. 689-1499
Pentavalent 30.5 mlIntramuscularAnterolateral side of mid-thigh-LEFTNIL
6 MonthsTyphoid Conjugate Vaccine (TCV#)NILNILNILRs. 150-525
9 MonthsMeasles, Mumps, and Rubella (MMR – 1)0.5 mlSubcutaneousRight upper armRs. 155-600
12 MonthsHepatitis A (Hep – A1)NILNILNILRs. 1003-1395
Influenza (Yearly)NILNILNILRs. 500-700
Measles, Mumps, and Rubella (MMR 2)0.5 mlSubcutaneousRight upper armRs. 155-600
15 MonthsVaricella 1NILNILNILRs. 1625-2259
Diphtheria, Pertussis, and Tetanus (DTP B1)NILNILNILRs. 225
Influenzae (Yearly)NILNILNILRs. 500-700
16 to 18 MonthsInactivated polio vaccine (IPV*** B1)NILNILNILRs. 440
Haemophilus influenzae type B (Hib B1)NILNILNILRs. 113-252.5
Hepatitis A (Hep – A2*****)NILNILNILRs. 1003-1395
4 to 6 YearsDiphtheria, Pertussis, and Tetanus (DTP B2)NILNILNILRs. 225
Measles, Mumps, and Rubella (MMR 3/MMRV)NILNILNILRs. 155-600
Varicella 2NILNILNILRs. 1625-2259
9 to 14 YearsTdapNILNILNILRs. 767-1098
Human Papilloma Virus (HPV 1 & 2)NILNILNILRs. 2190-2259
15 to 18 YearsHuman Papilloma Virus (HPV 1,2 & 3)NILNILNILRs. 2190-2259
TdapNILNILNILRs. 767-1098

Disclaimer: This list has been prepared by several source and it will be best to consult with your doctor for a complete guidance of the required vaccine for your child. The price ranges are also a variable and can be updated as per the rules and regulations.

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