Patient's question:
My baby occasionally feels like there is phlegm in their throat, wheezing, but sometimes there isn't. They cough less than 10 times a day. Can they get vaccinated?Doctor's answer:
Babies who are not feeling well and have cough symptoms are not recommended to receive vaccinations. If the child has an upper respiratory infection, they can take children's syrup for symptomatic treatment. It should be administered when the child is in good health. Before vaccination, the child's temperature should be measured. If they have a fever, vaccination should be postponed. Anesthesia should be temporarily delayed until the child has fully recovered. However, they should receive the vaccination promptly once they have recovered. After vaccination, the child should not take a bath on the same day and should not be overly fatigued.