Proceed for scheduled Vaccination or not

Hi. My 2 month old son is down with flu and cough for about a week. Is it advisable to proceed for his scheduled vaccination tomorrow at the polyclinic for DTap (D1), IPV (D1), Hib (D1)? I checked through HPB webpage and found that they mentioned under one of the point form "Immunisation is only given when a child is found to be fit". But because this is given during his 3 month mark and if postpone, the rest of the vaccines has to be push back as well.

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Please inform your doctor about your LO's fever before the vaccination is given. They might be able to advice you based on how your child is feeling at that time.

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Hi, it will be good to seek professional advise. As they will proceed with vaccinations if it’s not too serious.

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My vaccination is also postpone. The doc will take the temperature of the baby and access. 1-2 weeks delay is alright.

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6y ago

    Yes I proceeded with 1 and delay another 1 I rmb. Cause the previous night fever so was risky.

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    Hi... I think it is best to seek professional advise ie from the doctor and nurses.

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    Best to check with professional only .. can’t suggest with half knowledge .. :(

    Best to inform the nurse before the vaccine

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