Patient's question:
My child had a fever and diarrhea after getting vaccinated, and the injection site also hurts. What could be the reason?Medical history and treatment effectiveness: Took medicine.
What kind of help do you need: Want to know the situation, and what to do next time when getting vaccinated?
Doctor's answer:
This is a normal occurrence. Many children experience a fever again after receiving vaccinations. The reason could be that the vaccine has already started to produce some active defensive effects, but it could also be due to issues with the vaccine quality. You need to pay close attention to your child's condition and seek medical attention promptly if necessary.It is recommended to provide your child with physical cooling and protect the vaccination site by avoiding touching or rubbing it. This can significantly reduce their attention and pain. Additionally, follow the vaccination schedule strictly as indicated on the vaccination card. Vaccinations that are still required must be administered according to the plan, though some, like the flu vaccine, may no longer be necessary.