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A member asked:
My 4year old is behind on her shots. she just had 6 given to her on 10/10/12. how soon can she have more vaccinations so she can start preschool?
A doctor has provided 1 answer
Confer with her PCP: Vaccines are given within guidelines that verify safety and effectiveness. Some should be given no sooner than a specified number of weeks or months apart. Find out what your child still needs & how soon they can be given. Some preschools will allow you to enroll as long as you can document you are getting these done on a specific schedule.
Answered 10/12/2012
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