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2018-10-29 16:41:56
My baby is one and half month, 4 days before IPV1, POLIO and Pentavelant vaccines, since then he is crying a lot
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Look for any painfull swelling/redness over injection site. If present consult ur pediatrician

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Its usual for a child to get pain after pentavalent vaccine
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if pain is severe , it's always better to see dr again

Answered2018-10-29 18:34:39

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