Ds and dd had separate vaccinations for MMR instead of the combined injection. They are now 3yrs 10 mths so I guess if they'd had the combined MMR jab originally they'd be due a booster sometime over the coming year.
For those that have chosen the separate injections route initially, when it came to the boosters did you pay(?) to have a blood test and do them all over again? Or did you do something else? I'm just trying to get some ideas on which way to go with this next.
I know about concerns attached to the combined MMR in babies, which is why we chose separate jabs instead; but I have not heard whether or not the worries also apply to the combined MMR injection in older children too. Has anyone done separate jabs first but used the combined injection as the booster later when the child is older? (not even sure if that's an option actually!)
Perhaps this is a question for JimJams if she can bear yet another vaccine question to come her way! TIA to everyone with any advice or experience they could share.
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Question about boosters for those who chose single vaccinations for MMR
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TinyGang · 14/06/2005 13:02
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