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When should his vaccines be he has had his first few and only stopped at 4 months
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?????: In the US these are routinely given at 2/4/6/12/ & 18 months with occasional modifications. Why you would stop at 4 mo when his immune system is still very immature is confusing.
Answered 10/28/2017
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Consult Pediatrician: Follow up with Pediatrician or clinic to catch up on all the vaccines the child needs
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