Patient's question:
In these past few days, the community has required children under three years old to receive the rotavirus vaccine. What are the common adverse reactions after getting the injection?Doctor's answer:
Rotavirus vaccines are primarily administered to children aged two to three years. However, there may be some adverse reactions. Generally, after the first oral dose, some children may experience mild fever, loss of appetite, restlessness, and reduced activity levels within 5 days. The side effects after the second oral dose are only mild fever. After the third oral dose, there are basically no adverse reactions or discomforts. It is recommended to closely monitor the child's physical condition. If any abnormal symptoms appear, seek medical attention promptly for examination and treatment.