jussi
Fri 14-Jan-11 19:35:57
does anyone know if it is oaky to have these jabs so close together. been told okay but have also heard should be staggered by a month.
what do you think?
jussi
Fri 14-Jan-11 19:37:38
its for my 14 month old and 3 year old by the way.both had mmr and mmr booster 2 weeks ago and got flu jab booked for tomorrow.
highlystrung
Sun 16-Jan-11 11:05:00
I'm wondering the same thing. DD got flu booster in a weeks time and MMR two weeks after that. Doctor told me was fine as flu not a live vaccine, nurse said a month and then said two weeks after I said what doctor had said. Aargh!! Think I might go half way and delay MMR by another week to three weeks (dD will be nearly 15 months by then).
onimolap
Sun 16-Jan-11 11:10:30
As long as you do get the MMR, a few weeks' delay is highly unlikely to matter at all.
Sirzy
Sun 16-Jan-11 13:41:52
From what I can tell it's fine. Ds is 14 months and had his flu jab last week, in 3 weeks he is having his 12 month jabs, 3 weeks later flu part 2 then 3 weeks later mmr!
The nurse said he could have flu and 12 month together and then other flu and mmr together but a slight gap would be better
Bobbiesmum
Tue 18-Jan-11 22:10:33
My son just had both today, high fever now though.....
BagPuss71
Thu 20-Jan-11 18:12:42
My DD had swine flu jab and MMR jab about 12months ago. I was told to do swine flu jab first and leave 4 weeks before doing the MMR. This is what I did and she was fine, no reaction to either.
Bobbiesmum
Thu 20-Jan-11 22:16:57
Oops sorry we had hib/men c and swine flu. Still high temp though ....
i wouldn't do it for a million pounds...
bubbleymummy
Thu 20-Jan-11 23:23:53
I'm with you Kerry. I wonder how many safety studies have been done into this combination of vaccines.
my guess is zero.