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Post vaccination fever
Does post vaccination fever cause developmental delay or any kind of brain damage in younger babies if left untreated? My baby is 2.5month old...Doctor didnot tell us to give paracetamol after vaccination..my baby got all the shots at the same day later baby was suffering from high fever after vaccination continued for 24hours...bt we left it untreated.we came to know from net tht all vaccines given at same visit and high fever cause developmental delay r brain damage.w e r worried ..is it true?
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There is nothing like that. Post vaccination fever is a small side effect of the vaccine , which is temporary and whether u treat it or not it does not cause any long term effect on the baby as paracetamol is given only to give symptomatic releif. So dont worry and rest assured.
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Some vaccines cause fever and pain for a couple of days, for which paracetamol drops are usually recommend . Use it next time, and ask your Paediatrician for the ose each time , as it depends on the weight.
However , not giving paracetamol will not lead to any development problem , rest assured.
The advantages of giving vaccines are far greater than the occasional side effects they may have.
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If no convulsion or fit at the time of fever
Then there will be no bad effect on brain
No need to worry for that
Fever is common after vaccination
If baby is crancky, exessive cry, swelling and fever then
Give paracetmol drops to baby for 1-2 days
Fever, pain will decreases in next 1 -2 days
Don't apply anything over vaccination site
It cause decrease in the efficiency of given vaccine
Cont. to give feed as per demand
Keep ur baby well hydrated
Keep a watch on urine output
Baby should pass minimum urine 6-8 times per day
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