Patient's question:
At 10 a.m., vaccination; at 4 p.m., fever, can medicine or injection be taken?Doctor's answer:
Adverse reactions after vaccination usually improve within 1-2 days. Common symptoms include: mild fever, rash, decreased appetite, hard lump at the injection site, irritability, and drowsiness. In very rare cases, some babies may experience fainting or convulsions. It is recommended to stay at the hospital for about half an hour after vaccination for observation. After going home, reduce activity for 1-2 days and rest well. It is advised to use physical methods for fever reduction.