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zacsmum
zacsmum | May 2007

Curious about immunisation

Hey Everyone,

 I was told by a Doctor in Canberra that each State has a different immunisation schedule. I find that odd so just wanted to ask everyone ( especially in ACT ) how many needles were given at the 2, 4 , 6 and 12month ones.

Thanks



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LISA722
5.00 (Excellent) | May 2007 | LISA722
Re: Curious about immunisation
I live in canberra myself and have found that the needles have changed in the past 5 years 2,4,6 all have 2 needles and 12 months theres 3 and at 18 months theres only 1 which is the new chicken pox vacc and then 2years theres 2 and at 4 theres 2 but not every state is different some at 12 months instead of 3 needles only give 2 then the drops


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      zacsmum
5.00 (Excellent) | May 2007 | zacsmum
Re: Curious about immunisation
Thank's for that! The way my Doctor here reacted I was a bit concerned. I'm happy to know it is normal.


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lunaeclips5
5.00 (Excellent) | May 2007 | lunaeclips5
Re: Curious about immunisation

I was told that to have your child immunised they have to be well on the day they are seen and i was also told that they have to be free of allergies and thing. Since i have had a stay in hospital with my son he was updated and fully immunised. Now i am being told the completely different thing. funnily. Doctors have there own opinoins when it comes to things like this and they chose what they think is best. Whether or not it is the right choice for the family or not!!!



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mumof1girl
5.00 (Excellent) | May 2007 | mumof1girl
Re: Curious about immunisation

I'm sure 1 on about 2 of them and i think 2 for the others. Can't remember now as daughter is 4 now, and has had all her needles.



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merlin0903
5.00 (Excellent) | May 2007 | merlin0903
Re: Curious about immunisation

sorry i'm in qld .... who ever charlie has had them,

  • 2month = 3 jabs
    DTPa-hepB , Hib , OPV , Pneumococcal
  • 4month = 3 jabs
    DTPa-hepB , Hib , OPV , Pneumococcal
  • 6month = 3 jabs
    DTPa-hepB ,  OPV , Pneumococcal
  • 12month = 2 jabs
    hib , Measles , Mumps , Rubella , Meningococcal C

hope that this helps



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      zacsmum
5.00 (Excellent) | May 2007 | zacsmum
Re: Curious about immunisation

I'm in Q too. I was asking as I had his 4month one's done in canberra while on holiday. The Doctor mixed D.T.P, polio, Hib and Hep b into 1 needle and then the Pneumococcal in a seperate one so he only had 2 needles. I took him yesterday for his 12month one's here in Qld and mentioned to the doctor about it as he had to have 3 needles yesterday. The Doctor went off ranting that it can't be done as it is very dangerous and He has not herd of it being allowed. It is written in my book so I havn't gotten it wrong and was just wondering if it is done in other states.

 



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stacey79
5.00 (Excellent) | May 2007 | stacey79
Re: Curious about immunisation
in qld chicken pox isnt compolsery is it in vic?


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      TwoLittleAngels
4.06 (Good) | May 2007 | TwoLittleAngels
Re: Curious about immunisation
Neither of my boys had it so i dont think its compulsory here in Tas unless it was made so within the last 6 months.


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      TwoLittleAngels
4.06 (Good) | May 2007 | TwoLittleAngels
Re: Curious about immunisation
Neither of my boys had it so its not compulsory here in Tas


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Alaksuleiel
5.00 (Excellent) | May 2007 | Alaksuleiel
Re: Curious about immunisation
in vic:
1 at birth (hep b) this one's offered by the hospitals and you sign a form before the birth.
3 at 2 months (dtp/ipv, hib, pneumococcal)
3 at 4 months (dtp/ipv, hib, pneumococcal)
2 at 6 months (dtp/ipv,  pneumococcal)
3 at 12 months (MMR, hib, meningococcal serogroup c1)
1 at 18 months (chicken pox)
2 at 4 years (dtp/ipv, pneumococcal)


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      TwoLittleAngels
4.06 (Good) | May 2007 | TwoLittleAngels
Re: Curious about immunisation
Well done!

Where did ya pull that from?


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           Alaksuleiel
5.00 (Excellent) | May 2007 | Alaksuleiel
Re: Curious about immunisation
Sephie's blue book lol


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                TwoLittleAngels
4.06 (Good) | May 2007 | TwoLittleAngels
Re: Curious about immunisation
haha nice! I see someones brain was switched on tonight cos mine sure wasn't lmao!


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                     Alaksuleiel
5.00 (Excellent) | May 2007 | Alaksuleiel
Re: Curious about immunisation
it's wierd and different ;)


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stacey79
5.00 (Excellent) | May 2007 | stacey79
Re: Curious about immunisation
my 4 have had  2 months 4 months  6 months  year and then not till the 4 year old one also the chicken pox for my 2 year old son becfause it was free for him thats in qld


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      TwoLittleAngels
3.93 (Good) | May 2007 | TwoLittleAngels
Re: Curious about immunisation
Same here but im not sure how many actual injections they had. I am pretty sure there was 1 where they got 3 and the others were 2 ...


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