To many people, getting vaccines – especially while living abroad – is of utmost priority. But each country has a slightly different schedule. Doctors in China are usually not opened-minded about altering their own schedule, so it’s important that you know what the Chinese schedule is.
Through our years of having children in China, we’ve been able to compile a comprehensive list of available vaccines in China and the schedule on which they are followed. We’ve consulted with Chinese doctors, American doctors and other expats living in China. Download it today for your own copy.
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What vaccines are included?
- Hepatitis B
- BCG
- Polio
- DPT/DTaP
- Diphtheria
- Measles, Mumps
- Measles, Mumps, Rubella
- Japanese B Encephalitis
- ECM Group A (Epidemic Cerebrospinal Meningitis)
- ECM Group A & C (Epidemic Cerebrospinal Meningitis)
- Hepatitis A
We also include the Chinese name to go along with each vaccine for easy communication with your Chinese doctor.
Click to Download the Schedule!
This page is provided as a reference. havingababyinchina.com does not necessarily endorse or encourage the use of immunization shots. Please use them at your own risk.
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Our friends kid in Sichuan has just gone into convulsions and spasms after a bout of high fever… less than a week after having a vaccination at 16 months… the doctor says it must be a bacterial infection from a small mouth ulcer … since of course it couldn’t possibly be related to the vaccination, oh no, because the vaccination bible says so…
You can get IPV if you pay extra. We went with OPV anyway.
Is the Polio still the Oral (live) polio it always was? Or have they gone to the shot?
As far as we know it is still oral.