Patient's question:
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That's right, baby. That morning, when I touched her head, it felt a bit warm. I checked her armpit, and it wasn't feverish. It was all my fault. If it were usual, with my personality, I would never have taken her for a vaccination. But that day, I was acting crazy and was so bold to take her for the vaccination. About half an hour after the shot, the baby’s temperature rose, and she had a high fever for two days. In the evening of the third day, her temperature reached 39°C, and I gave her ibuprofen, which quickly brought it down. But it went back up at night. On the third day, I took her to the hospital for a urine test, but it wasn’t confirmed. The doctor listened to her lungs and said there was phlegm and inflammation. He prescribed amoxicillin. By the afternoon of the third day, she was still high feverish, but by the fourth day, her fever broke, and she started developing red rashes that got more and more numerous all over her body. On the fifth day, they became even more numerous, and in the evening, I gave her honeysuckle tea. By the sixth day, the rashes stopped turning red and faded a lot, and today they are almost invisible. Based on all the symptoms, I’m afraid it’s likely to be infantile exanthema. What I’m particularly upset and worried about is the interference the vaccination might have had on the baby. I’m so worried. The baby is six months old.
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Doctor's answer:
After getting the vaccination, the person has been having high fever, which could be a vaccine reaction or possibly a coincidental infection. Currently, the temperature is quite high, and it is necessary to pay close attention and check the blood routine to speculate how the infection has reappeared in the body. Ibuprofen suspension can be taken to help alleviate the fever symptoms. If the diagnosis is a bacterial infection, the baby can also be given antibiotics such as Amoxicillin for treatment.