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Hello doctor my newborn bsby vaccination date is 21/3/13 can i give the vaccination before of the date 12/3/13?
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Maybe, maybe not: It all depends on which vaccine one is talking about, and also depends on when the previous shot was given. The first hep b shot can be given at anytime, and the second one can be 28 days or more after the first one.
Answered 12/9/2013
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