Patient's question:
Child born 20 days ago, weighing 5.4 kg, vomited after getting the hepatitis B vaccine and eating milk for a while, forehead is cool, nose is also cool, complexion is a bit blue. What's going on? Besides giving him a bath before the vaccination, he also went ice skating. It might be...Doctor's answer:
Vaccines are special medications used to prevent occupational hepatitis B. Under normal circumstances, getting the hepatitis B vaccine will not interfere with daily work or survival. To date, there have been no reported cases of severe side effects following anesthesia. Only a small number of people may experience mild reactions similar to those of general vaccinations, such as redness, swelling, lumps, pain, arm heaviness or warmth, nausea, vomiting, fatigue, and rashes at the vaccination site. These symptoms usually resolve on their own within 1-3 days.