Immunization are carried on Mondays, Thursdays and Saturdays as per the reccomendation of the Indian Academy of Pediatrics.

Precautions :

If any of the following conditions apply to your child, talk to your doctor before getting your child vaccinated.

• Your child had an allergic reaction to a previous vaccination.
• Your child has seizures or serious neurologic disease.
• The pertussis vaccine (DTaP) should not be given if a child has seizures or serious neurologic disease.
• Your child can still have the tetanus and diphtheria (Td) vaccine without the pertussis vaccine.
• Your child has poor immunity.

Children with weak immune systems should not get live virus vaccines (for example, chickenpox, MMR, or OPV). Because live virus vaccines live and divide within the person vaccinated, they can cause the actual disease if the immune system is very weak.

• Your child has egg allergies.

Children who have a severe allergy to eggs should not receive the influenza vaccine. However, children who are allergic to eggs can receive all routine immunizations. Although the measles and mumps vaccines are grown in chick cells, the egg proteins are removed from these vaccines and the vaccines can be given without having your child skin-tested for an egg allergy.