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DISEASES PREVENTED
BY VACCINES
BY VACCINES
Typhoid:
Considering the high incidence of typhoid in our country, it would be worthwhile to administer this vaccine. Newer vaccines now available are administered as a single dose injection after two years of age. Boosters are necessary every 3 years. In a child more than 6 years old, an oral (capsule) preparation is available. This is given as a single capsule every alternate day for 3 doses. The oral vaccine also needs to be taken every 3 years for continued protection.
Considering the high incidence of typhoid in our country, it would be worthwhile to administer this vaccine. Newer vaccines now available are administered as a single dose injection after two years of age. Boosters are necessary every 3 years. In a child more than 6 years old, an oral (capsule) preparation is available. This is given as a single capsule every alternate day for 3 doses. The oral vaccine also needs to be taken every 3 years for continued protection.
Basic Cleanliness and Hygiene for Children
A daily bath, preferable two a day helps to keep the body clean and free of germs.
Wash hands with soap and water after having played outdoors or after playing with mud or clay and also on using the toilet.

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