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bettyboop1322

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Re: All About Our Baby's VACCINATION - Part 9
« Reply #40 on: November 15, 2012, 08:21:56 am »
^Yes doc lelet! I had it when I was 16 and I also asked hubby & yaya and they said they had chicken pox already. Thanks doc lelet!  :D I will ask pedia about the Chicken Pox Immunoglobin... Thanks again! :)

virgogirl98

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Re: All About Our Baby's VACCINATION - Part 9
« Reply #41 on: November 16, 2012, 09:09:12 am »
my daughter just finished DTwP/IPV booster 2nd shot at Jacob's Ladder. i paid P1250 and it's much cheaper kesa sa pedia. siguro naman maintindihan ni pedia why i chosed to have her vaccine there.  medyo nag-bruise lang yung kaliwang braso nya and i applied cold compress as what the doctor suggested. next month will be MMR/Varicella combination vaccine that costs P2500. meron palang na-miss na shot yung anak ko sa Pneumococcal kaya sinuggest ng doctor na yung pang-adult na daw ang ibibigay sa kanya which is much cheaper kasi P1300 lang daw yun.

pinkpunk

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Re: All About Our Baby's VACCINATION - Part 9
« Reply #42 on: November 21, 2012, 12:30:52 am »
joining this thread...

my baby just had her rota virus at 2.5 mos. but i didn't proceed with pcv cuz i got surprised by the fee! supposedly, both vaccines will be administered to my baby. now my question is, up to when can baby have the pcv? she will turn 3 mos. next week. hope doc lelet could reply to my query here. thanks so much in advance :)

leletmd

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« Reply #43 on: November 23, 2012, 04:14:30 pm »
@pinkpunk:
Unlike the rotavirus vaccine wherein there is a strict age limit, there is no deadline as to when you can give the pneumococcal vaccine. Even adults can get vaccinated with the pneumococcal vaccine.

Here is the recommended number of doses of PCV depending on the age at which the first dose is given:
Age 6 weeks to 6 months - 3 primary doses and 1 booster
7 - 11 months of age - 2 primary doses given 2 months apart and a booster given after the child turns 12 months of age
12 - 23 months - 1 primary dose and 1 booster at least 2 months from the primary dose
24 months and above - 1 dose

The number of doses decreases as the age advances because the immune system becomes more equipped to produce antibodies.
However, I do not recommend putting it off for too long, especially for babies who are sickly or had early bouts of infection because the longer you put it off, the more at risk your baby is to pneumococcal infections (ex. Invasive pneumococcal disease or IPD, pneumonia, otitis media, meningitis, etc.).

khriseeee

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Re: All About Our Baby's VACCINATION - Part 9
« Reply #44 on: November 23, 2012, 05:03:42 pm »
Hi Dra. Lelet, my daughter is due to have her MMR next month before she turns 10 months old, her pedia asked us to see her on dec 21, however we are traveling to Hong Kong on the 26th. I'm worried that she might have rashes or fever while we are out of the country. My pedia advised there's a low of chance of rashes and fever. What are your thoughts? Should I delay until we are back home in January?

leletmd

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Re: All About Our Baby's VACCINATION - Part 9
« Reply #45 on: November 23, 2012, 05:18:07 pm »
^ You cannot predict who will have side effects and who will not have side effects so even though the risk is low, there is still a chance that she will develop fever and rashes during your trip.
Perhaps you can ask your pedia if it would be ok with her to delay the vaccine till you come back so that you will be able to enjoy your trip without worrying that she might all of a sudden develop side effects while you are there.

pinkpunk

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« Reply #46 on: November 24, 2012, 08:39:43 am »
thanks doc lelet... very helpful! buti na lang there's no deadline for pcv.

prettymommy

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« Reply #47 on: November 27, 2012, 11:51:24 pm »
What age ba usually nagkakaroon ng chicken pox ang kids? Still diko pa napapavaccine yung 6-yr old ko, pwede bang ihabol anytime yun?

bettyboop1322

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Re: All About Our Baby's VACCINATION - Part 9
« Reply #48 on: November 28, 2012, 03:38:06 pm »
hi doc lelet, unfortunately nahawa ang 10 month old baby ko sa eldest ko ng chicken pox... my baby also had measles when he was 8 months old, do you think there still a need for a vaccines on these? MMR or MMRV? TIA!

leletmd

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« Reply #49 on: November 30, 2012, 08:32:55 pm »
What age ba usually nagkakaroon ng chicken pox ang kids? Still diko pa napapavaccine yung 6-yr old ko, pwede bang ihabol anytime yun?

There is no age limit to giving the chicken pox vaccine. Even adults are recommended to get the vaccine.
For catch up immunization, chicken pox vaccination consists of 2 doses given at least 3 months apart.
Medyo marami ang nagkakaroon ng chickenpox ngayon. Usually those who only had 1 dose as a child yung nagkakaroon ng chicken pox so I strongly encourage all parents not to forget that there is a 2nd dose of chicken pox suppose to be given at 4 years of age.

hi doc lelet, unfortunately nahawa ang 10 month old baby ko sa eldest ko ng chicken pox... my baby also had measles when he was 8 months old, do you think there still a need for a vaccines on these? MMR or MMRV? TIA!

I suggest that you still have her vaccinated against measles and varicella even though she was infected with it. Added immunity rin ito.
ACIP suggests giving separate MMR and varicella vaccines for the 1st dose since there were several cases of febrile seizures noted when the MMRV was given as the 1st dose. Pwede ibigay yung MMRV for the 2nd dose. Ask mo rin ang pedia mo since she might have a different opinion...

Dacian

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Re: All About Our Baby's VACCINATION - Part 9
« Reply #50 on: December 03, 2012, 02:57:49 pm »
@leletmd
doc, napansin ko po wala pa pala 4th dose ng pcv13 baby ko.  di ba 12-15 months yun?  pano na po yun?  18 months na baby ko?  kung hindi ko pa po chineck yung immunization chart, hindi ko pa mapapansin.  tia.

leletmd

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« Reply #51 on: December 05, 2012, 04:28:21 pm »
@Dacian:
12 - 15 months is the recommended age for giving the 4th dose of the PCV pero no problem if madelay. Pwede pa siya ibigay kahit late.

Dacian

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« Reply #52 on: December 05, 2012, 06:37:42 pm »
@Dacian:
12 - 15 months is the recommended age for giving the 4th dose of the PCV pero no problem if madelay. Pwede pa siya ibigay kahit late.

thanks po doc.  akala ko hindi na pwede tapos sayang na yung 3 doses pcv.  buti naman pwede pa pala mag4th dose.

prettymommy

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Re: All About Our Baby's VACCINATION - Part 9
« Reply #53 on: December 05, 2012, 10:09:42 pm »
Thanks Doc Lelet! Super worried kasi may 6-month old baby tapos hindi pa rin ako nagkakaroon ng chicken pox so clueless ako about it.

Cutiesammie

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Re: All About Our Baby's VACCINATION - Part 9
« Reply #54 on: December 15, 2012, 10:55:27 pm »
Mga mommies, ask ko lang how much ngayun ang pcv 10 and 13? Sa pedia ko kasi ang pcv 10 2800 and pcv 13 is 3500.. Mura na ba yun?and what pcv do you recommend? Tia

marssie

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Re: All About Our Baby's VACCINATION - Part 9
« Reply #55 on: December 16, 2012, 04:33:06 pm »
Dito muna ako maglalagay ng record since wala pa akong hawak na baby book :)

At birth - Hepa B
3days old - BCG

Doc let question lang po, ang BCG vaccine is for protection against TB di po ba? Then nabasa ko sa PC thread yung ibang bata nadedetect nasa 2 and up years na.. Ibig ba sabihin magkaroon man ang bata nito kung may BCG siya kahit papaano mas malakas immune system niya?
« Last Edit: December 16, 2012, 04:37:31 pm by marssie »

leletmd

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Re: All About Our Baby's VACCINATION - Part 9
« Reply #56 on: December 17, 2012, 03:18:49 pm »
@marssie:
BCG doesn't offer much protection against pulmonary TB, but it offers protection against spread of TB to other organs of the body (extrapulmonary TB). So with the BCG vaccine, even if the child gets pulmonary TB (lungs), there is protection against it spreading to the other organs such as the liver, bones and meninges.

marssie

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Re: All About Our Baby's VACCINATION - Part 9
« Reply #57 on: December 17, 2012, 03:33:26 pm »
^  thanks doc :)

daveigh

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Re: All About Our Baby's VACCINATION - Part 9
« Reply #58 on: December 27, 2012, 03:54:42 pm »
^ isnt BCG also given sabay sa newborn screening? I remember na ang next vaccine namin ni baby ay for HepaB part2 na...

switblububbles

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Re: All About Our Baby's VACCINATION - Part 9
« Reply #59 on: December 30, 2012, 09:39:39 pm »
Hi doc..okay lang ba if ibang brand na ng 5-in-1 ang gagamitin sa second dose? or dapat same brand sa first?

Yung sa rotavirus kaya dapat same brand all throughout?

Ask ko na rin sabi ng pedia ni baby pwede raw idelay yung PCV? Tapusin daw muna yung series ng 5in1 nya bago yung PCV? Eh natatakot ako sa pneumonia eh lalo na madalas ubuhin si baby :(
« Last Edit: December 31, 2012, 12:12:48 am by switblububbles »

 

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