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My baby boy(5 months) got his 1st dose of pcv vaccination yesterday... From yesterday evening he is having cough, sneezing,nose block, running nose...im really worried about this...he is not having loud cough..
Is this because of climate changes?
Please help me out im really worried
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Give nasoclear saline spray 1 drop three times per day for 3 days
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Give steam. Put nasal saline drops. If more block Nasivion mini nasal drops
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It's an upper respiratory infection
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After a vaccination like the PCV (pneumococcal conjugate vaccine), it’s common for babies to exhibit minor side effects, such as a slight fever or irritability.
Respiratory symptoms like a cough or a runny nose are less commonly associated with the vaccine and are more likely due to a common cold or other viral infection, which can occur coincidentally around the time of vaccination.
It’s also possible that sudden changes in the weather or climate can contribute to respiratory symptoms.
However, if a child is experiencing respiratory symptoms, it’s important to monitor them closely.
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Monitor the child closely.
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