Your child's immunisation schedule
Every vaccination from birth to sixteen years, in the order they are due. This is the schedule displayed at the hospital — keep it, print it, or bring it with you.
Vaccination schedules may vary depending on individual medical circumstances. Please consult your pediatrician. This page reproduces the immunisation schedule displayed at Krishna Children's Hospital. It is general information, not a prescription for your child, and it does not replace a consultation.
What is due, and when
Tap any age to see the vaccines given at that visit.
Birth First vaccines, before you go home
- BCG
- OPV 0
- Hepatitis B
6 weeks The first main round
- Pentavalent
- OPV 1
- PCV 1
- Rotaviral Vaccine 1
- IPV 1
10 weeks Second round
- Pentavalent
- OPV 2
- PCV 2
- Rotaviral Vaccine 2
- IPV 2
14 weeks Third round
- Pentavalent
- OPV 3
- PCV 3
- Rotaviral Vaccine 3
- IPV 3
6 months Seasonal influenza
- Seasonal Influenza Vaccine
7 months Seasonal influenza
- Seasonal Influenza Vaccine
9 months Measles / MMR
- MR / MMR Vaccine
12 months Typhoid and hepatitis A
- Typhoid Conjugate Vaccine
- Hepatitis A Vaccine
* As marked on the hospital's schedule board — ask your pediatrician about the dosing for your child.
15 months MMR and varicella
- MMR Vaccine
- Varicella Vaccine
16–18 months First boosters
- DTwP B1 / DTaP B1 + OPV
- Hib Booster
- PCV Booster
- IPV
5 years Second boosters, before school
- DTwP B2 / DTaP B2 + OPV
- MMR Vaccine
- Varicella Vaccine 2
- IPV
10 years Tdap and HPV
- Tdap / Td
- HPV
16 years Td
- Td
Annual Every year
- Influenza Boosters — doses 1, 2, 3, 4…
Source: the immunisation schedule board displayed at Krishna Children's Hospital, Kothapet, Guntur.
Questions parents usually ask
What should I bring to a vaccination visit?
Bring your child's immunisation card or previous vaccination records so the doctor can see what has already been given, and note any reaction your child had to an earlier dose.
We missed a dose. Do we start again?
A missed dose usually does not mean starting over, but the catch-up depends on your child's age and what has already been given. Bring the records in and the pediatrician will work out the schedule from there.
Is my child too unwell to be vaccinated today?
Tell the doctor about any fever, illness, ongoing medication or known allergy before the vaccine is given. That decision is a medical one and is made at the visit.
When are vaccinations given?
During OPD hours — Monday to Saturday, 9:00 AM to 2:00 PM and 6:00 PM to 9:00 PM. Call 63095 49945 to check availability before travelling.
Book your child's next vaccination
Tell us your child's age and we will confirm which vaccines are due.