@ynazki:
If it is given ahead of time, it would still be considered a valid dose as long as it is given 3 months from the 1st dose but as to if it needed to be given early, well, it would depend on how at risk your daughter is in getting chicken pox at this stage. Please ask your pedia as to why she is recommending an earlier schedule for the 2nd dose.
@jaja0512:
Yes, you can avail of the other vaccines c/o your child's pedia.
The 1st dose of the PCV and Rotavirus vaccines may be given starting 6 weeks of age.
The Rotavirus vaccine 1st dose should be given before the child turns 14 weeks and 6 days. Otherwise, hindi na ito pwede ibigay since there is increased risk of intussusception.
@unicaiha24:
Best person to ask would be your pedia since dapat macheck up muna ang anak mo before a decision is made whether to vaccinate or not.
@dropdeadgorgeous:
Are you referring to the 1st dose of the rotavirus vaccine? If yes, then hindi na talaga ito pwede ihabol kung 7 months na.
Very strict ang recommendations regarding the rotavirus vaccine schedule since there were issues regarding increased cases of intussusception with the previous schedules and the previous rotavirus vaccine Rotashield which was taken out of market before. So dapat ang 1st dose maibigay within 6 weeks to 14 weeks and 6 days while the last dose should be given before the child turns 8 months of age.
@iam star:
Please refer to the ff link regarding the vaccine recommendations of the Philippine pediatric society:
http://www.pps.org.ph/images/forms_pdf/ppc-immunization.pdfThe 3rd dose of the hepatitis B vaccine should be given 6 months after the 1st dose. It may be given as a monovalent/single vaccine or as part of the Infanrix hexa. Please ask your pedia as to her preference since she is the one who will make the actual recommendation.
Infanrix hexa has a 5 in 1 version: Infanrix IPV hib. Again, your pedia is the best person to ask since she will be the one to decide as to whether or not she will use the 5 in 1 version or stick to the 6 in 1 version.
Rotavirus vaccine as well as the PCV can be given starting 6 weeks of age. As I mentioned in the posts above, very strict ang recommendations regarding the rotavirus vaccine schedule and the 1st dose should be given before the child turns 14 weeks and 6 days.
Parehong may mga merits ang rotateq and rotarix as well as PCV 10 and 13. Pasensya na, but it would be unethical for me to state my vaccine brand preferences since it might be construed as advertising/promoting a certain product.
Kindly backread as to the differences between rotateq/rotarix and PCV 10/13 since I posted this several times in the thread already.