Patient's question:
Although we have vaccinated our child on time according to the vaccination card issued at birth, there are now many new vaccines available. Especially recently, our child has contracted chickenpox, and the chickenpox vaccine is not included in the vaccination card. Therefore, we would like to request experts to provide a "Detailed Vaccination Schedule for Children" (up to the age of 15) for reference. Thank you very much!Doctor's answer:
Children should complete the routine five-shot vaccination within one week. This includes receiving the first dose of the hepatitis B vaccine and the BCG vaccine as soon as possible after birth, the second dose of the hepatitis B vaccine after one month, and one dose of the polio oral drops each month from two to four months. One dose of the DTP vaccine should be administered each month from three to five months. The third dose of the hepatitis B vaccine should be given at six months, the measles vaccine at eight months, and a booster dose for measles and the polio oral drops at one and a half to two weeks. A booster dose for the polio oral drops, DTP, encephalitis, and meningitis should be given at four weeks. The measles and DTP vaccine should be administered at seven weeks, completing the basic immunization.