Child Health & Immunisation

From the first vaccination to the questions that come with every growth stage, Dr Nyiko E Vukeya supports children's health in Giyani from infancy onward.

Whether you are booking your child's first check-up or coming in for a routine immunisation, the visit is structured around your child's age and stage of development.

What immunisations are offered?

Routine childhood immunisations are provided according to the recommended schedule, helping protect children against a range of preventable illnesses as they grow.

The immunisation schedule is followed closely so that each vaccination is given at the right age, and any missed doses can be caught up as soon as possible.

What does a child health check-up include?

Check-ups generally cover growth monitoring and developmental milestones, with time set aside to answer any questions you have as a parent.

These appointments are also a useful space to raise anything you have noticed at home, from feeding and sleep to behaviour, so that small concerns can be addressed before they grow.

How often should children be seen?

The immunisation schedule sets the pace for most visits in the first two years, after which check-ups continue periodically or as specific concerns come up.

What should you bring to the appointment?

An immunisation card or record of previous vaccinations helps keep track of what has already been given and what is due next.

If you do not have a record on hand, the practice can help establish which immunisations are still needed based on your child's age.

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