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Posted On : 29 Apr 2006

In baby with hemophilia how does one give vaccination?

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Answer Discussion :

usha muthukrishnan

subcutaneous

18 years ago

Dr. Sangeeta Sawant

In conditions like hemophilia vaccination is very essential. Because of the risk of haematoma formation the vaccination has to carried out very carefully. there is no major problem with subcutaneous vaccines. but with the vaccines to be administered intramuscularly ,it has to be given with a fine needle. pressure should be applied at the injection site for more than two minutes.

18 years ago

DR BALAKRISHNAN NARESH

subcutneaneous route with small needle

18 years ago

rafia

small needls

18 years ago

Jeryes

normally

18 years ago

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