Opv Vaccine

The Opv Vaccine is administered through an injection by a healthcare professional It is distributed as FIPV Fractional IPV as a component of the Universal Immunisation Programme in the country Children receive two fractional doses of IPV at 6 and 14 weeks of age It is possible for IPV to cause mild fever soreness and redness at the injection site for a few days The most frequent side effects include fever vomiting and diarrhea which generally resolve quickly If any side effects persist or cause concern it is important to consult your doctor Prior to receiving the injection it is necessary to inform your doctor if you have experienced an allergic reaction to a vaccine in the past Additionally some medications may interact with the polio vaccine so it is essential to discuss any other medications you are currently taking with your doctor