My baby girl got her 5 year vaccine shot yesterday 12 pm.. still fever is there,hand pain and little headache sometimes.. is it normal how long it will last do we need to give paracetamol till the pain goes
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These symptoms are common and expected after vaccines, especially: Mild fever within 24–48 hours, Pain/swelling at injection site, Occasional headache or tiredness
These are signs the immune system is responding to the vaccine.
Next Steps
Paracetamol (15 mg/kg/dose) every 6 hours if fever or pain
Cold compress at injection site can help with swelling/pain
Keep child well-hydrated and rested
No need to apply or massage the injection area
Health Tips
Red flags:
Fever persists >48 hours
Very high fever (>102°F/39°C)
Severe redness or swelling at injection site
Child becomes dull, refuses to eat or drink, or shows unusual behavior
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