Patient's question:
My child received the anesthetized flu vaccine on the 27th of this month. Since then, these past few days, he hasn't been eating much and has had some diarrhea. Hello, is this a reaction to the anesthetized vaccine? On the 28th, he experienced dry vomiting again, followed by a lack of appetite and diarrhea, but it wasn't as liquidy. He hasn't sought medical attention yet.Previous treatment and outcomes: No history of allergies or hereditary conditions. Desired assistance: I'd like to ask the doctor if my child's current condition is related to the anesthetized flu vaccine. If so, would it be okay to take Mammi Ai?
Doctor's answer:
After receiving the flu vaccine under anesthesia, many children may experience symptoms such as low-grade fever, headache, and fatigue again. Some may also develop rashes, nausea, dry cough, or vomiting. However, these are all normal reactions, and parents do not need to worry. You should pay attention to letting the child rest appropriately, drink plenty of hot water, avoid catching a cold, and pay attention to nutrition. The symptoms will naturally subside within 1 to 2 days. For more severe systemic reactions, medication can be used.Additionally, after receiving the vaccine, parents should monitor the vaccination site for redness, pain, or high fever. These symptoms usually subside naturally within 24 hours. However, if the high fever persists, it is important to seek medical treatment promptly.