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Jabs at two,three, four months

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dinny · 14/12/2004 20:59

Anyone know why there are three sets of these jabs? And also, if ds has had the first lot without bad side-effects, is he likely to be Ok with the others?

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vict17 · 14/12/2004 21:01

I think they are boosters arent they? Your ds shouldn't have side effects if he was okay the first time. The jabs aren't effective until you've had the top-ups (I think!).

Amanda3266 · 14/12/2004 21:04

Hi dinny,

As vict17 says - you need all three to ensure total immunity to what they're immunising against.

My ds was fine after all three. I gave Calpol 30mins before each appointment (which my surgery advised)

Mandy

shepherdswatchtheircatsbynight · 14/12/2004 21:09

Hi dinny,

DD had a really bad effect with her first jab but was absolutly fine with the others. Like amanda says, i gave calpol 30 mins before, and then every 4 hours untill she went to bed.

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