When to get the vaccine

Patient's question:

Just a week old, I've already received a vaccine at the hospital. How often and what shots should I get in the future? What kind of assistance do you value: understanding the situation of getting vaccinated?

Doctor's answer:

Here are the vaccines that are required for mandatory vaccination (adopted on March 1, 2006):
At birth: Hepatitis B vaccine (first dose), Bacillus Calmette-Guérin vaccine
1 month old: Hepatitis B vaccine (second dose)
2 months old: Polio vaccine (first dose)
3 months old: Polio vaccine (second dose), DTP (first dose)
4 months old: Polio vaccine (third dose), DTP (second dose)
5 months old: DTP (third dose)
6 months old: Hepatitis B vaccine (third dose), A (first dose)
8 months old: Measles vaccine (first dose), Japanese encephalitis vaccine (non-live, second/third dose), (inactivated, first dose)
9 months old: A (second dose)
18 months old: DTP (fourth dose), Measles vaccine (second dose)
2 years old: Japanese encephalitis vaccine (non-live, third dose), (inactivated, second dose)
3 years old: A (third dose)
4 years old: Polio vaccine (fourth dose)
6 years old: Japanese encephalitis vaccine (non-live, fourth dose), (inactivated, third dose), A (fourth dose), (first dose)
16 years old: (second dose).

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