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Immunizations
: Immunization Schedule - Canada(Updated: Sept. 2011)
Below is a generalized immunization schedule according to Canadian
health guidelines. Vaccination may be delayed if your child is
sick with anything other than a mild cold, or if his or her immune
system is weakened by immune-suppressing medications.
| 2 months |
DTap, IPV,
Hib, PNEU, MENI |
| 4 months |
DTaP, IPV,
Hib, PNEU, MENI |
| 6 months |
DTap, IPV
Hib, PNEU, MENI |
| 12 months |
MMR,VAR,PNEU |
| 18 months |
DTaP, IPV,
Hib, MMR |
| 4-6 years |
DTaP and
IPV, (MMR second dose may be given at this age-this varies from province to province) |
| Pre-Teen/Teen |
Hepatitis
B(some children may need this during infancy)
HPV-(females 9-13yrs) |
| 14-16 years |
TdaP, MENI(at 12 depending on vaccine used and jurisdiction) |
SOURCE: PUBLIC HEALTH AGENCY OF CANADA
Other Immunizations
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replace the advice and care of your child's physician, nor is
it intended to be used for medical diagnosis or treatment. If
you suspect that your child has a medical condition, always
consult a physician.
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