Patient's question:
On November 16th, I received the flu vaccine and pneumonia vaccine. When getting vaccinated, I had a bit of a runny nose and mild cough. The doctor said it was nothing at the time. Since then, I've still had a high fever that hasn't gone away, accompanied by a fast heartbeat, worsened cold and cough. Why is this?Past treatment and effectiveness: Received fever-reducing injections, took Children's Paracetamol and Antihistamine Granules.
What help do you want: I want to know how experts view this.
Doctor's answer:
According to the situation you described, in addition to considering whether the fever is caused by the vaccine, it is also necessary to consider it as being caused by an upper respiratory infection. It should be examined in detail and carefully to clarify the diagnosis, and active treatment should be administered. Daily diet should be appropriate, nursing should be enhanced, and attention should be paid to preventing colds and wind chills. Vitamin C should be digested, and if the fever is too high, An can be used in combination with physical cooling. If accompanied by respiratory infection, drugs such as Virazole and Amoxicillin should be actively used to suppress it. Most cases can improve, and specific treatment should follow the guidance of clinical diagnosis physicians. The above information is for reference.