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Hi,


I have booked my one year old for her 12 month jabs in a couple of weeks at our GPs Forest Hill Road Practice.


After booking I have noticed in the practice booklet that it states:

- At 12 months: Hib and Meningitis C

- At around 13 months: MMR & Pneumococcal conjugate vaccine (PCV)


Does anybody know / has any experience on whether these can be given all at once, and is it advisable? I figure if they can, it's one less traumatic trip to the doctors, but they may have separated them for a good reason.


Many thanks,


P


PS. Also wondering if these generally cause similar reaction as earlier ones (in our case, baby got very upset about 4 hours after jabs, was OK by bedtime)

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I'm so sure that seb had his 12 and 13mo ones at the same time.

He'd been fine with all vaccinations previously but did have a terrible reaction to he MMR about a week or so later. (textremely high temp, rash on his face, coughing, snotting). It dissapeafed overnight about a week after it initially started. This is not universal so don't worry yourself too much :) he definitely appreciated his treat of white choc buttons afterwards...

I believe it's different now compared to 2 years ago. It's not the same as in most red books, the GP practices now have a different strategy. I don't remember the details but my 14mo got 2 jabs at 12mo and needs to come back soon (must check when) for an additional jab or two.

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