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Hep A1 vaccine
We got our son vaccinated for Hep A1 two days back. We were told he would not get fever. But he has been having high temp since yesterday night. Temp has been around 99.5. i am worried now. Is it normal
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Fever after Hep A vaccine is rare, but can occur. If he is not having any other problem like cough, vomiting, loose motion, you can probably give paracetamol and wait for a day or two. If fever doesnât settles or if he develops any other problem kindly take him back to the doctor.
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Give paracetamol
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Consult doctor if any there is any problem Other than fever
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Fever is less common after hep-A vaccine but still there are chances.
Give pcm as per dose
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Minor fever can occur
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Syp Calpol 250 3ml 6hourly x 2 days , will take care
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If fever persists beyond 3 days then contact us for further course of action
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