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DPT (Diphtheria, measles, tetanus in combination) (Vaccination method: By individual).
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| Age: |
First period, first shot: From six months to 90 months) |
| Administration of vaccine: |
3 shots at intervals of 3 to 8 weeks |
| Age: |
First period booster shot:
From end of first period over the following 1 year to 1 1/2 years (90 months). |
| Administration of vaccine: |
One shot |
| Age: |
Second period: 11 to 12 years of age. |
| Administration of the vaccine: |
Single shot in the case of infants. |
| D-T (diphtheria, tetanus) |
| Vaccination method: |
Single shot during sixth year of primary school |
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Polio (infantile paralysis vaccine) (Vaccination method: Group) |
| Age: |
From 3 to 90 months after birth (The age of six months is considered to be advisable). |
| Administration of the vaccine: |
Child drinks syrup 2 times at an interval of 6 months. |
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Measles (Vaccination method: By individual) |
| Age: |
12 months to 90 months. (15 months is considered to be advisable) |
| Administration of the vaccine: |
Single shot in the case of infants. |
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*German measles (Vaccination method: By individual) |
| Age: |
12 months to 90 months |
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| Administration of the vaccine: |
Single shot for infants |
| Age: |
12 to 15 years |
| Administration of the vaccine: |
*Primary school students, single shot;
*middle school students, single shot. |
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*Japanese encephalitis (Vaccination method: By individual) |
| Age: |
First period, first shot:36 months to 90 months (2 shots).
First period booster shot:One year after first period, first series ends (by 90 months of age) |
| Administration of the vaccine: |
Two shots at age 3;
at age 4, about one year after first period, first series ends, single shot). |
| Age: |
Second period, 9 years to 12 years, single shot;
Third period, 14 to 15 years, single shot. |
| Administration of the vaccine: |
primary school 4th year student, single shot;
middle school 2 year student, single shot. |
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BCG (Vaccination method: Group) |
| Age: |
At time of infant health check, age 3 or 4 months, single shot.
Tuberculin reaction tests are administered to first year primary school students and first year middle school students. |
| Administration of the vaccine: |
Those students testing negative receive a single shot. |
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*In the case of tetanus and Japanese encephalitis, interim measures are being used.
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