Patient's question:
Six days after getting the chickenpox vaccine, I have a high fever of 38.3 degrees. I have no appetite and am currently using physical cooling methods. What kind of assistance would you like: Did this happen because of the vaccine? How should this situation be resolved?Doctor's answer:
Okay, here is the translation following your instructions:It is said that after vaccination, there may be a feverish feeling for two or three days. If it lasts longer, it's likely not related to the vaccine.
Suggestion: It usually takes about a week for the fever after the major vaccination, and it's generally not related to the vaccine. It could be that the baby has a cold. It is recommended that parents give the baby timely cold medicine for treatment.
The above is the suggestion for the question "How long after getting the chickenpox vaccine does a baby usually get a high fever?". It is hoped this is helpful to you. Wish you health!