Immunization Schedule And Meningitis

• Is not feeding normally for over 24 hours.
• Vomiting continuously.
• If is suddenly beings to breathe noisily and rapidly.
• Has wet only 4 nappies or less in the past 24 hours.
• Presence of blood in stools or urine.
• Cries continuously and it sounds different from the normal way he cries.
• Lacks energy and is not alert.
• Has a skin rash.

• At 11/2 months:

1. B.C.G (injection) If not given at birth to the baby.
2. D.P.T. - 1 (injection)
3. O.P.V. - 1 (dose)

• At 21/2 months:

1. D.P.T. - 2 (injection)
2. O.P.V. - 2 (dose)
3. At 31/2 months:
4. D.P.T. - 3 (injection)
5. O.P.V. - 3 (dose)

• At 9 months:

1. Measles (injection)

• 16 to 24 months:

1. D.P.T. Booster (injection)
2. O.P.V. Booster (dose)

• Stiffness in the neck.
• Swollen fontanel - swelling of the soft spot on the baby's head.
• The baby is listless and is not his usual energetic self.
• The baby looks very pale.
• The baby is not alert.
• The baby has a purple rash.
• The baby cries in a high-pitched voice and seems to me moaning.
• The baby has very high temperature.
• The baby has suddenly become sensitive to light.

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