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Vaccine and pain
Yesterday evening, the doctor administered the Hepatitis A vaccine to the baby on his left thigh. After about 3/4 hour, the baby began to cry. We had given 1 mL of calpol drop. He slept peacefully, and the pain subsided.
He is crying and having difficulty putting steps together this morning. We believe he is in pain in the vaccinated area.
Can we give another 1ml Calpol drop? We're also giving him thrombophob ointment near the vaccinated area to make him feel better.
Baby's weight is 10.7 kg, and he is 22 months old.
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Yes u can give colpol drops
1 to 1.2ml per dose
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Dr. Jinia Saha
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Give some cold compress to the area for 3 to 4 times, see if there is any swelling underneath. Give Calpol Drops 1.5ml 6 to 8hourly for 2 to 3days. If condition doesn't improve, consult.
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