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Premier Vaccination Center
Right vaccine, right way — quality vaccines, strict cold-chain, and painless options for your child.
A Special Interest in Vaccination
Vaccination Done the Right Way
Painless Vaccination CentreDr. Kajal Shah has a special interest in vaccination and regularly attends conferences on newer vaccines — including combined vaccines (fewer pricks) and painless vaccines. The benefit your child gets from a vaccine depends entirely on how it is stored and given.
A vaccine whose cold-chain has broken is as good as no vaccine at all. That is why our pediatric team carefully maintains every link — so the protection your child deserves is achieved precisely.
Quality & Safety
What Makes a Vaccine Effective
Vaccine Quality
Only standard-company vaccines of proven quality are used.
Cold-Chain Maintenance
Specific temperature kept from manufacturer to our storage — the foundation of vaccine quality.
Site of Vaccination
Given at the correct site to avoid lumps and post-vaccine complications.
Proper Syringe & Needle
A fresh, proper disposable syringe and needle every time.
Post-Vaccine Care
Clear instructions — no massage at the site; fever medicine only if advised.
Special Conditions
Painless vaccines for premature, low-weight or seizure-prone children; timely vaccines for thalassemia.
Immunization Chart
Child Vaccination Schedule
A general guide. Your child's exact schedule is confirmed during consultation.
| Age | Vaccine |
|---|---|
| At Birth | BCG / OPV, Hepatitis B |
| 6 Weeks | Pentavalent / Hexavalent vaccine (DTP/DTaP, IPV, Hepatitis B, Hib), Rotavirus, PCV |
| 10 Weeks | Pentavalent / Hexavalent vaccine (DTP/DTaP, IPV, Hib), Rotavirus, PCV |
| 14 Weeks | Pentavalent / Hexavalent vaccine (DTP/DTaP, IPV, Hib), Rotavirus, PCV |
| 6 Months | Hepatitis B / OPV, Flu / H1N1 |
| 9 Months | MMR / OPV |
| 9–12 Months | MCV 1 (Meningococcal) |
| 10–12 Months | Typhoid |
| 12 Months | Hepatitis A |
| 1–3 Years | Japanese Encephalitis 1 & 2 |
| 15 Months | Chicken Pox, MMR |
| 18 Months | DTP/DTaP/OPV, IPV, Hib, Hepatitis A |
| 20 Months | PCV |
| 23 Months | MCV 2 (Meningococcal) |
| 24 Months | Typhoid |
| 4–5 Years | DTP/DTaP/OPV, Typhoid, Chicken Pox, MMR |
| 10 Years | Tdap |
| Female 9–45 / Male 9–26 Years | HPV (Cervical / Cancer Prevention) |
| Yearly Booster | Flu Vaccine |
Animal Bite · Emergency Care
Anti-Rabies Vaccination
Rabies means 100% death — but it is 100% preventable.
Rabies can begin within five days of a bite. A vaccine alone is not enough — the vaccine takes about 14 days to give full protection. The saliva, a scratch or a bite from infected animals can all cause rabies: dogs, cats, foxes, bats, monkeys, mongooses and camels.
Rabies Immunoglobulin + Vaccine
Complete protection combines ready-made antibodies (immunoglobulin) with the anti-rabies vaccine — for immediate cover plus long-term immunity. Don't take a chance: see a doctor the same day.
What to do
- Wash the wound under running water with soap, then apply an antiseptic.
- Inform a doctor for every bite or scratch from a stray or known dog/cat.
What not to do
- Do not bandage or dress the wound.
- Do not apply home remedies such as chilli, lime or neem.
Dr. Kajal J. Shah
D.PAED, M.D. (PAED)
Consultant Paediatrician & Neonatologist
Director of Shaurya Hospital with 23+ years of clinical practice and thousands of satisfied families. She earned her MBBS from NHL Municipal Medical College and completed her D.PAED, M.D. (PAED) from Shardaben Hospital, with a special interest in newer vaccination — combined and painless vaccines — for children and adolescents.
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Book a consultation or call us — for child information, dial 9825 793 601.