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A member asked:
My daughter had to go for her 12 mnth injections but there was no stock. she is almost 15 mnths. can she still get it?
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Yes: Shot should be given between 12 and 24 month. You have enough time to wait. Hope your doctor will have it soon. But even if your child will be older than 24 month, it's still ok to have a vaccines. Do not worry.
Answered 11/27/2017
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