How long after the baby gets the DTP vaccine can they take anti-inflammatory medication?

Patient's question:

8 months ago, a few days ago, my child had a cough and took some Baocening, but it didn't get better. Today, I took them for the DTP vaccine, and the doctor prescribed some medicine for inflammation. However, the person who gave the medicine said it cannot be taken. In a couple of days. I want to ask if it will be okay to take it tomorrow. I'm afraid it will delay my child, and if taken too early, the vaccine might not work. Please explain. What kind of assistance do you need: Please provide a detailed explanation.

Doctor's answer:

After vaccination, most people have no or only very mild reactions. For example, redness, swelling, heat, pain, or localized lymph node enlargement may recur at the anesthetized site, or even symptoms such as fever, decreased appetite, nausea, or abdominal pain may occur.
Medical Advice: Your baby's condition may be related to vaccination or medication. Medical Advice: I recommend that you wait at least 2 days after the DTP vaccination before taking any medication.
Lifestyle Care: I suggest you rest and enhance your nutrition. Wishing you a speedy recovery.

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