Is a child with infantile spasms still able to get vaccinated?

Patient's question:

No

Doctor's answer:

Children can receive vaccinations.
Guidance: However, please note that vaccines are biological preparations and are foreign substances to the human body. They may cause adverse reactions such as allergies or fever. Therefore, it is essential to monitor the child's temperature after injection. If abnormalities occur, oral antipyretic medications such as compound preparations containing ibuprofen or nimesulide should be administered to control the temperature. However, these medications have a short half-life and cannot maintain a full night of fever reduction. It is recommended that you prepare a box of children's fever-reducing suppositories for rectal use before bedtime. This can help prevent sudden temperature spikes at night that may lead to febrile convulsions.