Vaccination & Immunization
Protecting Your Child, One Vaccination At A Time
Vaccination & Immunization
Protecting Your Child, One Vaccine at a Time
Vaccination is one of the most important parts of preventive healthcare for children. At Kare N Kure Child Clinic, Dwarka, Dr. Tina Goel provides vaccination and immunization guidance for newborns, infants, children and adolescents.
Children require different vaccines at different stages of life. We help parents understand their child’s vaccination requirements, keep track of immunization schedules and address common concerns related to vaccines.
Vaccination Services
Our Vaccination Services Include
Routine childhood vaccinations
Immunization schedule guidance
Parent guidance before and after vaccination
Infant and child vaccination
Catch-up vaccination
Adolescent vaccination
Vaccination record review
Travel vaccination guidance
Vaccination
Why Is Vaccination Important?
Vaccines help protect children from several serious and preventable infections. Staying up to date with recommended vaccinations is an important part of keeping your child healthy and reducing the risk of vaccine-preventable diseases.
If your child has missed a vaccine, you are unsure about the vaccination schedule, or you need vaccination advice before travelling, a pediatric consultation can help.
Frequently Asked Questions
Everything You Need To Know About
Your Child's Vaccinations
Consult your pediatrician to review the vaccination record and determine the appropriate catch-up schedule.
This depends on the child's condition and the specific vaccine. Discuss it with your pediatrician.
Book a vaccination consultation with Dr. Tina Goel, Pediatrician in Dwarka, at Kare N Kure Child Clinic.
Yes, vaccines are carefully tested for safety and are recommended to protect children from serious and preventable diseases.
Mild fever, soreness, or swelling at the injection site can sometimes occur and usually settles within a short time.
Following the recommended schedule helps provide protection at the right age and reduces the risk of vaccine-preventable diseases.
