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Ok, so you probably already know that Immunization is vital for your baby.
But they are so many vaccinations to keep track of and it can all get too CONFUSING.
But dont sweat I am here to help you out.
How am I going to help you? I will
1. Provide you with the Vaccination & Immunization Schedule in India for 2016-2017 (based on IAP).
2. Teach you how to read the chart.
3. What happens if you forget to take your baby for the vaccine?
4. How can you catch up? The catch-up chart.
5. Teach you how to read the catch up chart.
6. FAQs
Ready? Here goes
Immunization schedule in India 2017
1.Vaccination & Immunization Schedule for Indian Children (2017)
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The INDIAN ACADEMY OF PAEDIATRICS (IAP) analyses all the studies and global trends
involving the eectiveness of various vaccines.
What does IAP do?

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This committee:
Makes a list of recommended vaccines.
Amends the necessary changes to the immunization schedule (which is applicable for all Indian
children) on an annual basis.
So without further ado, the various vaccines, their booster doses, timing, instructions etc. are
as follows:
Immunization schedule in India 2017
S.No Vaccine Prevents Minimum Interval Between Dose 1 Interval Interval Interval
Age for and Dose 2 Between Between Between
Dose 1 Dose 2 and Dose 3 and Dose 4 and
Dose 3 Dose 4 Dose 5
1 BCG TB & Birth

bladder
cancer
2 HepB Hepatitis B Birth 4 weeks 8 weeks
3 Poliovirus Polio Birth 4 weeks 4 weeks
4 DTP Diphtheria, 6 weeks 4 weeks 4 weeks 6 months 3 years

Tetanus & (Booster 1) (Booster 2)
Pertussis
5 Hib Infections 6 weeks 4 weeks 4 weeks 6 months

caused by (Booster 1)
Bacteria
6 PCV Pneumonia 6 weeks 4 weeks 4 weeks 6 months

(Booster 1)
7 RV Severe 6 weeks 4 weeks 4 weeks

Diarrheal
Disease
8 Typhoid Typhoid 9 months 15 months (Booster 1)

Fever,
Diarrhea
9 MMR Measles, 9 months 6 months

Mumps &
Rubella
10 Varicella Chickenpox 1 year 3 months

11 HepA Liver 1 year 6 months

disease 0
12 Tdap Diphtheria, 7 years
Tetanus &
Pertussis
13 HPV Some 9 years For Child aged 9-14 For Child

Cancers & years: 6 months. For aged 15 or
Warts Child aged 15 or more: 1 more: 5
month months
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This chart is based on IAP recommended immunization schedule 2014. Make sure you
readocial IAP recommendation le and foot notes. It can be accessed here.
2. HOW TO READ THIS CHART?
The vaccine schedule is basically divided into 2 parts:
The age at which your child receives the 1st dose and the time gap between future doses.
EXAMPLE:

DTP VACCINE:

Your baby should receive the 1st dose of the DTP vaccine at least 6 weeks after birth.

The 2nd dose should be given 4 weeks after the 1st dose.


The 3rd dose takes place 4 weeks after the 2nd dose.
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Booster 1 takes place 6 months after the 3rd dose.

And Booster 2 is given 3 years after Booster 1.
Got it? Thats easy right?
Now you can read the entire chart this way.
3. OH NO! I MISSED THE DATE
Forgot to take your baby for the vaccine?
Whats going to happen now?
If certain vaccination doses are missed or delayed due to unforeseen circumstances, a

CATCH-UP VACCINATION SCHEDULE kicks into gear.
First thing you need to do is consult your child paediatrician immediately!
4. THE CATCH-UP CHART
The catch-up vaccination schedule makes sure that all the vaccines are administered
appropriately after taking the delayed/missed dose into account.
The catch-up schedule is as follows:
Immunization Catch-Up Chart schedule in India 2017
S.No Vaccine Prevents Minimum Age for Interval Between Interval Interval Interval
S.No Vaccine Prevents Minimum Age for Interval Between Interval Interval Interval
Dose 1 Dose 1 and Dose Between Between Between
2 Dose 2 Dose 3 Dose 4 0
and Dose and Dose and Dose
3 4 5
1 BCG TB & Can be given till

bladder age 5 only
cancer
2 HepB Hepatitis B If missed at birth, 1 month 5 months

then as soon as
possible.
3 Poliovirus Polio First month after 1 month 6 months

birth
4 DTP Diphtheria, Any time 1 month 5 months

Tetanus &
Pertussis
5 Hib Infections Can be given till 4 weeks 6 months 6 months 6 months

caused by age 5 only. (Booster (Booster
Bacteria 1) 2)
6 PCV Pneumonia Dose when aged

between 2-5 years
old
7 RV Severe Age should be less 4 weeks 4 weeks

Diarrheal than 6 months
Disease
8 Typhoid Typhoid Can be given any

Fever, time
Diarrhea
9 MMR Measles, For school-aged 4 weeks

Mumps & children
Rubella
10 Varicella Chickenpox Can be given any For ages 7-12

time years: 3 months.
For ages 13-18
years: 4 weeks
11 HepA Liver Can be give any 6 months

disease time
12 Tdap Diphtheria, For ages 7-10 Ages 7-10: 1 Ages 7-10:

Tetanus & years: 1st dose. month 5 months
Pertussis For ages 11-18
years: One dose.
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5. HOW TO READ THE CATCH-UP CHART?

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The vaccine schedule is again divided into 2 parts.
Part 1: If you forget the rst dose, what should you do?
Part 2: Time interval between future doses.
EXAMPLE:

DTP VACCINE:

If your baby misses the original DTP vaccine which is given 6 weeks after birth (see
original Vaccination Schedule), then,

The 1st dose of the catch-up version of the vaccine can be given any time.

The 2nd dose is given a month later.

The 3rd dose should take place 5 months after the 2nd dose.
6. FAQs
1. Why does my baby need vaccination?
Your child needs vaccination as it provides a thorough defence (or immunity) against a
potentially deadly disease.
Vaccination has proven to be the most eective method to stop the spread of infectious
diseases like smallpox, polio etc.
Children are injected with certain vaccines as soon as their immune systems have developed
suciently.
The rate of the development of the immune system leads to the formation of a vaccination or
immunization chart.
Additional booster shots are also required to achieve full immunity to a particular disease.
2. How do vaccines work?

Vaccines basically consist of either a WEAKENED OR DEAD VERSION of the disease

causing virus.
Yes, you are going to inject your child with a potentially deadly virus!!
But you neednt worry
Your babys immune system is fully capable of recognizing and dealing with these threats.
And once your babys immune system has dealt with the virus, it keeps a record of it in the
immune system.
Your child is now capable of identifying & dealing with similar threats in the future.
3. Are there any SIDE EFFECTS after Immunization?
The vaccines are made as safe & eective as possible, but every piece of medication
manufactured has unwanted side-eects.
Common side-eects following vaccination are mild and eeting in nature.

They usually last for 1-2 days after immunization.
The side-eects can range from mild fever to pain at the injection site. 0
If the symptoms persist for more than a few days, please consult your paediatrician for
further advice.
If you are more comfortable with electronic information, you can always download the
IAPs ocial Immunization App from the Android store.

The application contains the vaccination chart, FAQs, list of diseases and vaccines in a
very easy-to-read manner.

It even has a checklist which can be modied according to your babys details.

Timely reminders can be received whenever it is time for vaccination.
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OTHER GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS:
Vaccination at birth ranges from as early as possible to not more than a week after birth.
Suppose your child has to take more that 1 vaccine on the same day, but due to some reason, the rst
one is given and there is a delay in the next, make sure the vaccines are injected within 24 hours of each
other.
That is, the delay shouldnt exceed 24hrs.
The recommended age in terms of weeks/months/years refers to the completed age of your baby in
equivalent terms.
Combination vaccines (vaccines for multiple diseases rolled into a single injection) are generally
preferred over separate injections.
The change of needles between drawing vaccine into the syringe and injecting into your child is not 0
necessary.
Multiple vaccines of dierent types SHOULD NOT BE MIXED in the same syringe
without specic licenses and labels.
Your baby should be observed very closely for 15-20 minutes after receiving an immunization. Be on
the lookout for any allergic reactions.
Whenever necessary, 2 vaccines can be injected into the same limb in a single visit.
The distance separating 2 injection spots on the body should be at least 1 inch so
as to make sure that local reactions do not overlap.
A previous immunization with a less than standard dose or one which has been administered in a non-
standard manner should not be counted and your baby should be re-immunized appropriately.
That pretty much sums up the general vaccinations that every child receives.
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VACCINES FOR HIGH-RISK CHILDREN
Who is a high-risk child?

A child is classied as high-risk when he/she has a congenital disorder, a weak immune
system (including HIV), asthma, heart/lung problems, blood, liver and kidney diseases.
Even children who have pets at home or those who have a high risk of being bitten by dogs
are considered as such.
IAP recommends at least 7 vaccines for children belonging to the high-risk category:
Inuenza Vaccine
Meningococcal Vaccine
Japanese Encephalitis Vaccine

Japanese Encephalitis Vaccine
Cholera Vaccine 0
Rabies Vaccine
Yellow Fever Vaccine
Pneumococcal Polysaccharide Vaccine
For more information regarding the circumstances where these high-risk vaccines come into
play, it is better to approach your paediatrician. For more details, you can also read about
them on the IAPs recommendations for 2014.
CONCLUSION:
I hope this article helped you understand all you need to know about your childs Vaccination
and Immunization schedule.
Feel free to download the charts and share it with all parents who you think it would help.
Get your own copy of the IMMUNIZATION SCHEDULE.
Click Download and well email it to you. Bookmark this page for easy access in future.
DISCLAIMER:
All images are used for representational purposes only.
Please consult your childs paediatrician for the exact dates of vaccination.
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Which vaccine should I give my baby?

But dont sweat I am here to help you out.

How am I going to help you? I will

2. Teach you how to read the chart.

4. How can you catch up? The catch-up chart.

5. Teach you how to read the catch up chart.

Ready? Here goes

Immunization schedule in India 2017

1.Vaccination & Immunization Schedule for Indian Children (2017)

Start Download - Convert From Doc to PDF, PDF to Doc

What does IAP do?

Makes a list of recommended vaccines.

Immunization schedule in India 2017

1 BCG TB & Birth

2 HepB Hepatitis B Birth 4 weeks 8 weeks

3 Poliovirus Polio Birth 4 weeks 4 weeks

4 DTP Diphtheria, 6 weeks 4 weeks 4 weeks 6 months 3 years

5 Hib Infections 6 weeks 4 weeks 4 weeks 6 months

6 PCV Pneumonia 6 weeks 4 weeks 4 weeks 6 months

7 RV Severe 6 weeks 4 weeks 4 weeks

8 Typhoid Typhoid 9 months 15 months (Booster 1)

9 MMR Measles, 9 months 6 months

10 Varicella Chickenpox 1 year 3 months

11 HepA Liver 1 year 6 months

13 HPV Some 9 years For Child aged 9-14 For Child

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2. HOW TO READ THIS CHART?

The vaccine schedule is basically divided into 2 parts:

Got it? Thats easy right?

Now you can read the entire chart this way.

3. OH NO! I MISSED THE DATE

Forgot to take your baby for the vaccine?

Whats going to happen now?

If certain vaccination doses are missed or delayed due to unforeseen circumstances, a

First thing you need to do is consult your child paediatrician immediately!

4. THE CATCH-UP CHART

The catch-up schedule is as follows:

Immunization Catch-Up Chart schedule in India 2017

1 BCG TB & Can be given till

2 HepB Hepatitis B If missed at birth, 1 month 5 months

3 Poliovirus Polio First month after 1 month 6 months

4 DTP Diphtheria, Any time 1 month 5 months

5 Hib Infections Can be given till 4 weeks 6 months 6 months 6 months

6 PCV Pneumonia Dose when aged

7 RV Severe Age should be less 4 weeks 4 weeks

8 Typhoid Typhoid Can be given any

9 MMR Measles, For school-aged 4 weeks

10 Varicella Chickenpox Can be given any For ages 7-12

11 HepA Liver Can be give any 6 months

12 Tdap Diphtheria, For ages 7-10 Ages 7-10: 1 Ages 7-10:

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5. HOW TO READ THE CATCH-UP CHART?

Part 2: Time interval between future doses.

1. Why does my baby need vaccination?

2. How do vaccines work?

Vaccines basically consist of either a WEAKENED OR DEAD VERSION of the disease

But you neednt worry

3. Are there any SIDE EFFECTS after Immunization?

Common side-eects following vaccination are mild and eeting in nature.

>>> DOWNLOAD IMMUNIZATION CHART <<<