Many parents have questions about which immunization schedule to follow – Indian or Japanese.
Our daughter was born in India. She was in India for first 3 months and later came to Japan.
We chose to take some vaccination in India and some in Japan. Our criterian for deciding this was :
- Whatever needs to be given one time and within 3 months – we will give in India
- Polio was yearly so we decided to give that during our yearly visit in India
- All others in Japan.
Our daughter had natural vaccination of chicken pox at the age of 2.5 years 🙂
Following was our schedule so far by age ( disclaimer : please check with your doctor first ):
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Vaccination : BCG | |
Where : India | |
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Vaccination : Polio | |
Where : India | |
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Vaccination : Polio | |
Where : India | |
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Vaccination : DPT ( 3 stages with 1 week difference ) | |
Where : Japan | |
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Vaccination : HB ( may have multiple stages ) | |
Where : Japan | |
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Vaccination : Polio | |
Where : India | |
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Vaccination : Rubella | |
Where : Japan | |
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Vaccination : Measles | |
Where : Japan | |
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Vaccination : Influenza ( 2 with 1 week difference) | |
Where : Japan | |
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Vaccination : Polio | |
Where : India | |
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Vaccination : DPT Booster – stage 1 | |
Where : Japan | |
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Vaccination : Mumps | |
Where : Japan | |
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Vaccination : Japanese Aencephilitas | |
Where : Japan |
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