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HUMAN - BOVINE ROTAVIRUS REASSORTANTS LIVE TYPE G1 - NLT 2.2 X 106 IU + HUMAN - BOVINE ROTAVIRUS REASSORTANTS LIVE TYPE G2 - NLT 2.8 X 106 IU + HUMAN - BOVINE ROTAVIRUS REASSORTANTS LIVE TYPE G3 - NLT 2.2 X 106 IU + HUMAN - BOVINE ROTAVIRUS REASSORTANTS LIVE TYPE G4 - NLT 2.0 X 106 IU + HUMAN - BOVINE ROTAVIRUS REASSORTANTS LIVE TYPE P1A[8] - NLT 2.3 X 106 IU · Bahrain

Listed price in Bahrain

19.57 BHD

Generic name: HUMAN - BOVINE ROTAVIRUS REASSORTANTS LIVE TYPE G1 - NLT 2.2 X 106 IU + HUMAN - BOVINE ROTAVIRUS REASSORTANTS LIVE TYPE G2 - NLT 2.8 X 106 IU + HUMAN - BOVINE ROTAVIRUS REASSORTANTS LIVE TYPE G3 - NLT 2.2 X 106 IU + HUMAN - BOVINE ROTAVIRUS REASSORTANTS LIVE TYPE G4 - NLT 2.0 X 106 IU + HUMAN - BOVINE ROTAVIRUS REASSORTANTS LIVE TYPE P1A[8] - NLT 2.3 X 106 IU
Dosage form: ORAL SOLUTION
Pack: 2ML

About human bovine rotavirus reassortants live type g nlt x + human bovine rotavirus reassortants live type p a nlt x

Live oral rotavirus vaccine

Used for

Prevents rotavirus gastroenteritis in infants.

Usual adult dose

Not used in adults.

Usual dose in children

Three oral doses at 2, 4, and 6 months of age. Start at 6–12 weeks; complete by 8 months.

Common side effects

Diarrhea
Vomiting
Fever
Irritability

Important warnings

Do not use after a severe allergic reaction to a previous dose or vaccine component.
Contraindicated with severe combined immunodeficiency or a history of intussusception.
Seek urgent care for severe or recurring abdominal pain, bloody stools, vomiting, or unusual irritability.
Vaccine virus can rarely spread to close contacts through stool; careful handwashing is important.

Pregnancy

Not indicated for pregnancy; it is given to infants.

Breastfeeding

Not applicable as a vaccine for infants; breastfeeding is not a reason to delay vaccination.

Interactions

May be given with routine infant vaccines.
Immunosuppressive medicines may reduce the vaccine response.

AI-generated from general medical knowledge, not from this product's official leaflet. It may be incomplete or out of date. Not medical advice — ask a pharmacist or doctor before making any decision.