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Vomiting after 6th Week vaccination
Hi.. My baby is 2 months 2 days old.. His 6th week vaccination was pending due to lockdown.. Today I got it done at morning 10.30 am... By noon light fever he had, but was very much crying while trying to kick his legs... I put him calpol drops 0.8ml around 6pm.. And fed him after am hour... But around 7.30 pm, he vomited a lot twice.. Is it normal? Vomiting is normal?
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Normal to have vomiting .Keep a watch on urine output and stools .Nothing to worry .If it persist get a consultation .
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Dr. Pandurang Sawant
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Don't worry
Its common
Avoid overfeeding
And avoid to feed if fever is going
Can give once fever decreases
And
Note this
No need to worry for pain, fever, swelling after vaccination.
Its 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
Swelling will take it's own time to disappear.
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