Non-Routine Vaccinations
These vaccinations are offered, in addition to the routine programme, to special ‘at risk’ groups of babies and children.
Chickenpox vaccination is generally only offered to siblings of children who have suppressed immune systems and are susceptible to chickenpox, for example, because they're having cancer treatment or have had an organ transplant.
BCG vaccination is offered to babies and children who have a high chance of coming into contact with tuberculosis.
Vaccination against seasonal flu is recommended for children with certain medical conditions or a weakened immune system, which may put them at risk of complications from the infections.
Non-routine vaccinations:
a)Varicella
b)BCG (Bacillus Calmette-Guerrin)
c)Flu
d)Hepatitis B
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Last reviewed: Wed, Aug 17th 2011, 23:21
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