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9.5 months vaccines and antibiotics

2022-11-17 17:20:06
My 9.5 months daughter got her vaccines 3 days back and she developed ear infection for which antibiotics are prescribed by ENT now. I was told by one of the nurses to not give any medicines for 5 days after vaccines. Can I give antibiotics now or should I wait till 5 days. She is in pain. The antibiotic prescribed is augmentin duo 1 ml twice a day for 5 days. Please suggest
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You can and must give the antibiotics for thebear condition otherwise that will worsen

Answered2022-11-18 03:24:20

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