| Age | Vaccine |
|---|---|
|
Birth |
Hepatitis B (1st dose) |
| 1-2 months |
DTaP (1st dose), IPV (1st dose), PCV (1st dose), RV (1st dose), Hib (1st dose) |
| 4 months |
DTaP (2nd dose), IPV (2nd dose), PCV (2nd dose), RV (2nd dose), Hib (2nd dose) |
| 6 months |
DTaP (3rd dose), IPV (3rd dose), PCV (3rd dose), RV (3rd dose), Hib (3rd dose), Influenza (yearly starting at 6 months of age) |
|
9 months |
Hepatitis B (2nd dose) |
|
12-15 months |
Hib (4th dose), PCV (4th dose), MMR (1st dose), Varicella (1st dose), Hepatitis A (1st dose) |
|
15-18 months |
DTaP (4th dose), IPV (4th dose) |
|
2 years |
Influenza (yearly) |
|
4-6 years |
DTaP (5th dose), IPV (booster), MMR (2nd dose), Varicella (2nd dose) |
| 11-12 years |
Tdap (1st dose), HPV (2 doses given 6-12 months apart for ages 9-14, 3 doses for ages 15-26), Meningococcal (1st dose) |
|
16 years |
MenACWY (booster) |
Again, it is important to note that this is just an example and the recommended schedule may vary depending on the country or region.
It is important to follow the recommended schedule and discuss any questions or concerns with your healthcare provider. They can provide you with a more specific immunization schedule based on your individual needs.
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