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Fever at 4th day after MMRV vaccine

2022-08-12 11:41:17
My son got MMRV vaccine on 6 aug and got fever on 10 aug and got fever after every 5 hrs after giving crocin syrup.Is it normal or should I visit doctor? And how many days it will lasts.
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It isnt related to MMRV vaccine. Very likely the child is having viral fever. In viral fever, fever comes back in every 6 hours and lasts for 3 days. If it goes above the 3rd day, then may require blood reports to rule out other infections.

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Yes you should visit for direct consultation with pediatrician

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