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Vaccinations (Adult & Paediatric)

IAP -ACVIP Recommended Immunization Schedule for Children Age 0-18 years (2020-21)

Age – Birth

Vaccines

BCG  – Before Discharge

 

HB 1a – As soon as possible after birth 

 

Oral Polio Vaccine – Hep B Should be administered within 24 hours of birth

 

Age – 6 Weeks

Vaccines

HB 2  – DTwP or DTaP may be administered in primary immunization IPV: 6-10-14 weeks is the recommended schedule.

 

Inactivated Polic Vaccine 1c – If IPV, as part of a hexavalent combination vaccine, is unaffordable the infant should be sent to a government

 

DPT 1 – Facility for primary immunization as per UIP schedule

 

Hib 1

 

PCV 1

 

RV1

 

 

 

 

Age – 10 Weeks

Vaccines

HB 3 – RV1: 2-dose schedule: all other rotavirus brands: 3- dose schedule

 

Inactivated Polic Vaccine 2c

 

DPT 2

 

HIB 2

 

PCV 2

 

RV 2

Age – 14 Weeks

Vaccines

HB 4b  – An additional 4th dose of Hep B vaccine is safe and is permitted as a component of a combination vaccine

 

HB 3

 

INACTIVATED Polio Vaccine 3c

 

DPT 3

 

Hib 3

 

PCV 3

 

RV 3d

 

 

 

Age – 6 Months

Vaccines

Influenza Dose 1b – Uniform dose of 0.5 ml for DCGI approved brands

 

 

 

 

 

Age – 6-9 Months

Vaccines

TCV – As of available data, there is no recommendation for a booster dose

 

Age – 7 Months

Vaccines

Influenza Dose 2  – To be repeated every year, in per-monsoon period, till 5y of age

 

 

Age – 9 Months

Vaccines

MMR Dose 1

 

 

 

 

 

Age – 9Months -5 Years

Vaccines

Annual Vaccination

 

Age – 12Months

Vaccines

PCV B1 ( at 12-18 months of age )  – Single dose for the attenuated vaccine

 

Hepatitis A Dose 1

 

 

Age – 15 Months

Vaccines

MMR Dose 2

 

Varicella Dose 1

 

 

 

 

 

Age – 12-18 Months

Vaccines

PCV B

 

Age – 15 Months

Vaccines

MMR Dose 2 

 

Varicella bDose 1

 

 

Age – 16-18 Months

Vaccines

Inactivated Polic V accine B1c

 

DPT D1

 

HIB B1

 

 

 

 

 

Age – 18-24 Months

Vaccines

Hepatitis A Dose 2f

 

Varicella Dose 2g – Only for inactivated Hep A vaccine

 

Age – 4-5 Years

Vaccines

Inactivated Polic V accine B2c

 

DPT D2

 

MMR Dose 3

 

 

Age – 9-14 Years

Vaccines

Tdaph/Td – Tdap is to be administered even if it has been administered
earlier ( as DTP-B2). HPV:2 dose at 6mo interval 

 

HPV 1& 2I – Between 9-14 y: 3 dose: for > 15 y or immunocompromised
of any age (0-1-6 mo for HPV2, 0-2-6 mo for HPV4)

 

Age – 15-18 Years

Vaccines

HPV 1,2 & 3i

 

MCV 1k (at 9months of age)

 

Adult Vaccinations Available to Prevent Following Diseases

Types of vaccinations

  • Influenza (Can be prevented by an annual flu vaccine)
  • Diphtheria Tetanus or “Lockjaw” (Can be prevented by a Tdap vaccine)
  • Varicella (Chickenpox) (Can be prevented by a varicella vaccine)
  • Human Papillomavirus (Can be prevented by the HPV vaccine)
  • Zoster (Shingles, Herpes Zoster) (Can be prevented by the Zoster vaccine)
  • Measles, Mumps Rubella (Can be prevented by MMR vaccine)
  • Pneumococcal Disease (Can be prevented by the Pneumococcal vaccine)
  • Meningococcal Disease (Can be prevented by a MCV vaccine)
  • Hepatitis A (Can be prevented with HepA vaccine)
  • Hepatitis B (Can be prevented with a HepB vaccine)

Special Vaccine Available