Patient's question:
On the 28th, the child received the A-group meningococcal vaccine. In the afternoon, I noticed the child had a slight cough. On the morning of the 29th, the temperature was measured at 37.3°C. In the evening, the temperature rose to 38.0°C, accompanied by a cough, poor sleep, and frequent waking. On the morning of the 30th, the fever subsided, but the child began to have a clear runny nose, poor appetite, and vomiting in the evening. The child had good deep sleep. On the 31st, the cough became milder, but the child vomited both in the evening and during the night, with poor sleep. What should be done and what kind of assistance is needed: Will the use of medication and the medications cause a reaction? How should it be treated? Is it necessary to receive intravenous fluids?Doctor's answer:
There may be good reactions to vaccination, most babies have mild reactions after vaccination, and only a small number of children may experience redness, bumps, etc. at the vaccination site. There may be only a slight fever, and occasionally allergic reactions may occur. These reactions will also disappear on their own after 1-2 days and do not require any treatment. If an unexpected situation occurs, please go to the hospital for emergency treatment as soon as possible.