What are the reactions after the child takes Azithromycin?

Patient's question:

At three years old, the body had another seizure. One hour after taking Azithromycin, the previous treatment history and effectiveness: Carefully observe what kind of assistance is needed: What is the cause of the child's such movements

Doctor's answer:

(1) Gastrointestinal reactions: Nausea, vomiting, abdominal pain, loose stools, retching, etc.;
(2) Local reactions: Pain at the anesthetized site, local inflammation, etc.;
(3) Skin reactions: Rash, itching, etc.;
(4) Other reactions: Such as anorexia, dizziness, or difficulty breathing, etc.
Medical advice: The safety of using this product in children or patients under 16 years of age is unclear, but many adverse reactions may recur. Seizures in children may be caused by multiple factors and are not closely related to the intake of azithromycin.
Patient care: Closely monitor the child's condition. If symptoms persist, it is recommended to seek immediate medical attention for a thorough examination to prevent recurrence of meningitis.