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There are very few medical reasons to delay immunisation. If a child is sick with a high temperature (over 38C) then immunisation should be postponed until the child is recovering. A child who has a runny nose, but is not ill can be immunised, as can a child who is on antibiotics and obviously recovering from an illness.
