Patient's question:
Is a child who is 2 years old still eligible to get a vaccination card? They have never had one before and have received shots in another province. They have already been registered, and the records have always been handwritten. If they need to get a vaccination card, what procedures are required? Is it necessary to go back to their birthplace to do so?Doctor's answer:
Based on the situation you described, some children's vaccination records are handwritten cards, while others have already been implemented with online systems. In fact, as long as there is no missed vaccination, it is fine. Applying for a vaccination certificate at the place of birth is only necessary because some vaccines can be purchased at half price without any cost. Vaccination outside the household registration location requires payment. Regarding the question "Can the vaccination card still be processed when the child is 2 years old?", the introduction ends here. We hope the patient can soon be free from the of the disease and enjoy healthy days every day~