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Oral polio vaccine and hepatitis first dose is given to a child at
$6$ weeks after birth
$10$ weeks after birth
$20$ weeks after birth
$24$ weeks after birth
Solution
Polio and hepatitis, both are dreadful diseases. They are caused by the virus. Polio and hepatitis, both diseases are noncommunicable. National Immunization Schedules
| Age Vaccine | Optional | Vaccines |
| Birth | BCG(Bacillus calmittte Guerin) | $6$ weeks Haemophilus |
| Oral Polio Vaccine $1st$ Dose Hepatitis$-B$Vaccine $1st$ Dose DPT $1st$ Dose Oral Polio Vaccin $2nd$ Dose Hepatitis$-B$ Vaccine $2 nd$ Dose |
$10 \;weeks$ influenza Type $B$ $14\; weeks \;2 \;years$ hepatitis$-A$ vaccine Two doses $6$ months $A$ part |
|
| $10\;weeks$ |
DPT $2nd$ Dose Oral Polio Vaccine $3rd$ Dose |
$2$ years typhoid vaccine other $1$ year chickenpox |
| $14\; weeks$ |
DPT $3rd$ Dose Oral Polio Vaccine $4th$ Dose |
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|
$6-9\; months$ |
Oral Polio Vaccine 5th Dose Hepatitis-B Vaccine $3 rd$ Dose |
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| $9 \;months$ | Measles Vaccine | |
|
$15-18\; months$ |
MMR(Measles, Mumps, Rubella) DPT $1st$ Booster Dose Oral Polio Vaccine $6th$ Dose |
|
| $5\;years$ |
DPT $2nd$ Booster Dose Oral Polio Vaccine $7 th$ Dose |
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| $10 \;years$ |
TT (Tetanus) $3rd$ Booster Dose Hepatitis$-B$ Vaccine Booster Dose |
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$15-16\;years$ |
TT (Tetanus) $4th$ Booster Dose |
