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  1. Join Date
    Mar 2007
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    #1
    I have a 6 month-old baby and she is having these very expensive shots like rotaviral (3600) and pneumococcal (4600) & infantrix (3600) making us in financial distress everymonth. she already had two shots of each and is now due for the last shots of each of those. are these really necessary for my baby? any fellow parents?pls comment

  2. Join Date
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    #2
    Man, you really have to . . . my child got that rotavirus in Austin grabe awang-awa ako halos ma-dehydrate sya. Kaya yun nahawa ako , just to experience yung dehydration grabe talaga . . .

    check out the net on this virus

  3. Join Date
    Sep 2006
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    #3
    Some type of prevention is better than the available cures..though not all vaccines have really been very well tested to be effective, it would wouldn't hurt to invest on these things..

    After all, in this world, health is wealth (not the monetary wealth)

  4. Join Date
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    #4
    Mas mabuting makumpleto po ang bakuna ng bata, mas magandang makaiwas sa sakit dahil higit na malaki ang magagastos kung matuluyang magkasakit ang bata. Ako po ay isang magulang at isang nurse din po, maganda lang po dito sa NZ ay libre po lahat yan, kung nasa Phils. po ako ay ewan ko kung saan ko hahagilapin ang pambayadng mga bakuna na yan.

  5. Join Date
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    #5
    Yes kelangan talaga. Naaawa na nga ako sa dami ng vaccine nya noon pero kelangan talaga para mapangalagaan kalusugan niya. Ngayong 4 yr old na siya once a year na lang yung vaccine niya.

  6. Join Date
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    #6
    I can't believe somebody is weighing the cost of expenses versus the health of their children!

    The vaccines will pay off in the long run. Consider it an investment. Having a child is never cheap, but a parent doesn't think of that.

  7. Join Date
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    #7
    Shots for the first 2 years is very important and necessary. Kung may malapit na
    Health Center sa inyo available halos lahat ng vaccines ng baby for free or any
    donation. Tyagaan lang, kung di available tsaka mo na lang pa-vaccine sa
    Pediatrician n’ya.

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    #8
    Merck has been heavily promoting its HPV vaccine. Pansin nyo sa major dailies there are these full page ads about HPV/cervical cancer.

    before daw maging ***ually active ang mga girls, dapat mag pa-vaccinate. 15T ata

  9. Join Date
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    #9
    i don't think free sa health centers.. BCG lang yata free don tsaka yung iodine drops..

    dapat talaga i complete ang vaccines nang mga bata.. minsan kaya naman nagmamahal eh malaki ang patong nang mga pedia.. shop around for other pedia and compare their prices.. syempre kung sa st. lukes ka papa vaccine mahal don.. don sa makati area.. try nyo yung pedia nang mga kids ko.. medyo mababa sya sumingil.. Dra. Dumaual, her clinic is at Primo Rivera, a side street of Vito Cruz Extension (near makati colliseum).

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    #10
    Ever hear of the saying "an ounce of prevention is better than a pound of cure". I realize the shots are expensive but which one will cost you more? The shots or the hospital bill if the child gets sick.

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