Patient's question:
The baby received the hand, foot, and mouth disease vaccine last month. 72 hours after vaccination, they took ibuprofen, cefixime, carmofur, and children's acetaminophen and caffeine. Do these medications interfere with the vaccine? Is it necessary to get the vaccine again? This month, they received the Japanese encephalitis vaccine. More than 72 hours after vaccination, they took children's acetaminophen and caffeine granules. After the full five days have passed since vaccination, can any medication be used? Can they also take some antiviral medication?Doctor's answer:
Hand, foot, and mouth vaccine and Japanese encephalitis vaccine are both live attenuated virus vaccines. It's fine to take medication 5 days after vaccination. Advice: Don't worry, it's nothing serious, you can relax. There's no need to get re-vaccinated. It's best to get vaccinated when your body is in good condition. The above advice is for the question "My baby got the hand, foot, and mouth disease vaccine last month." I hope it helps you. Wishing you good health!