Does the child have a reaction after receiving the first dose of meningococcal vaccine?

Patient's question:

No

Doctor's answer:

Medical Analysis: Hello, you gave the baby the vaccine on the 16th, and it has been 10 days until yesterday. Therefore, it is not considered a vaccine reaction. Moreover, vaccine reactions usually occur shortly after vaccination, but low fever is more common, while high fever is rare.
Advice: First, based on the above analysis, the baby should be suffering from a cold, not a vaccine reaction. I don’t know how the baby’s mental state is when it has a high fever. If the baby is in good spirits and eating well during the high fever, it is likely to be roseola. In this case, you can give the baby Banlangen granules or Pudilan anti-inflammatory oral liquid.
Second, if the baby’s mental state is poor or if the baby has a history of high fever seizures, I recommend taking the baby to the hospital for a blood test to determine the type of infection. Active medication should be administered to control the fever and prevent the baby from developing other symptoms.
Third, make sure to give the baby plenty of fluids. Additionally, I suggest preparing a few other fever-reducing medications. If you used ibuprofen for the previous fever reduction, I recommend switching to Tylenol or another fever-reducing medication for the next time.
Furthermore, if the baby’s temperature is below 38.5°C, you can give the baby Qingkailing or Yangliangjiao granules.
Finally, the diet should be light, easy to digest, and nutritious.