6 week vaccination for my son

2020-04-14 14:28:17
My son got his 6 week vaccination today. Its Dtap Ipv Heb1 .. Took the painless one. He had bad pain and we gave him crocin drops once. Until now tracking fever. I see an increase in his number of stools. Is it a common symptom? Please advise.
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Looks like your baby is bit sensitive.if given painless vaccine,usually there is no fever, only swelling.anyway  give crocin 4 hourly and apply ice on affected leg. If on breast feeds,and if there is only increase in number of stools, dont worry..
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if feeling too concerned, can contact your primary care giver..

Answered2020-04-14 17:45:44

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It is of no consequence . Go on giving the crocin drops for a couple of days for pain/ fever( 100  degrees Fahrenheit  or higher)

Answered2020-04-14 15:59:59

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Its normal to have these symptoms post vaccination .If it persists kindly consult your Pediatrician

Answered2020-04-14 14:38:38

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Even with painless dpt there might be some pain or swelling which are common. Usually there won't be any fever.  It will improve in next 24 hrs.

Answered2020-04-15 05:37:36

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Passing stool number of times in 6 wks old breast fed baby is normal . You should notice that the baby passes urine minimum 6-7 times in 24 hrs . If temp is more than 100 F you can repeat paracetamol at 4 hrs interval
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Just oberve if the baby is feeding well & passing urine .

Answered2020-04-14 14:40:16

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