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Fever after vaccination
Yesterday my son has vaccination of 2 and a half months. He is getting fever from yesterday. Is it normal to have fever on second day.i am giving paracetamol pediatric oral suspension IP 100 mg.
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hi post vaccination fever is very common and no need to worry just continue with the paracetamol syrup
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Yes post vaccination fever is common and is normal to have fever on day 2. Paracetamol suspension is safe and can be given in a dose of 0.3 ml sos as per age of the child.however, if any other complications occur or fever is persistent then you need to get the child evaluated by your pediatrician.
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Yes Baby can have fever till 3?days post vaccination Careful that it should not go very high
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Paracetamol as prescribed Sponging twice daily
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In casecof new symptoms like excessive crying refusing feeds lethargic then consult
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It's completely normal to have a fever post vaccination. Nothing to worry about. If it persists beyond 4-5 days see your doctor or consult online. Continue giving paracetamol as advised based on the child's weight and nothing more. Continue breastfeeding meanwhile and comfort the baby. 
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Yes, there can be fever on the 2nd day following  vaccination. Continue paracetamol
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I totally understand your concern. Before suggesting treatment, I would like to ask a few questions to ensure the correct management can be provided. Contact me on Practo or WhatsApp chat. Contact number: 97012307 two nine Dr. G. Avinash MBBS, MD (Pediatrics) Fellowship in Neonatology
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Yes it's normal to have a fever for 2 days. Visit a pediatrician if fever continues till tomorrow
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Yes it is normal. Paracetamol can be given for 2 days.
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Give paracetamol for 2 days
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Make sure to feed baby well
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Fever after vaccination is consider as good immune response rather than a warning signs Don’t worry it will subside on its own , just use paracetamol syrup appropriate dose
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Its normal wt of the child? ??
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Yes fever can come after this vaccination sometimes
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Give Paracetamol syrup if temperature more
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Yes it's normal to have fever after vaccination Yes you can give paracetamol pediatric suspension 100mg every 6th hourly if fever present for next 2 days
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Put Hexaxim vaccine.no change of fever
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Yes it is normal. Paracetamol 100 mg if you are giving then it is very high dose for your child Your child must be weighing around approx 4 to 5 kg If so you can give 0.7 ml of 100 mg paracetamol drops
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