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Indication Dosage

The Measles, Mumps, and Rubella Vaccine (MMR) is given to protect against three serious and contagious diseases: measles, mumps, and rubella. It helps prevent these illnesses and their complications, like high fever, rash, swelling, and other health problems. The MMR vaccine is usually given to children and can also be recommended for adults who haven't been vaccinated or need a booster shot to maintain immunity. It's an important way to stay healthy and avoid these diseases.

Primary Immunisation Against Measles, Mumps, Andrubella: 

By IM Inj, Or By Deep Sc Inj: 

• First Dose: Children 12-13 Months: 0.5 Ml For 1 Dose; 
• Second Dose: Children 40 Months - 5 Years: 0.5 Ml For 1 Dose 

Rubella Immunisation (In Seronegative Women, Susceptible To Rubella And In Unimmunised, Seronegative Women, Post-partum): 

By IM Inj, Or By Deep Sc Inj: 

• Females Of Childbearing Potential: (consult Product literature Or Local Protocols) Immunisation For Patients Who Have Not Completed The Primary Immunisation Course, Control Of Measles Outbreak, Immunisation For Patients Travelling To Areas Where Measles Is Endemic Or Epidemic, Who Have Not Completed The Primary Immunisation 

By IM Inj, Or By Deep Sc Inj: 

• Adult & Children Above 9 Months: Consult Product Literature

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Pregnancy

Consult with Doctor Or Caution Advised

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Lactation

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