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Vaccination fever doubt
After vaccination in how many days babies will get fever? Usually it will come on the same day. But my doubt is after 2days of vaccination also fever will come or not?
Because for my baby we put vaccination without pain.. he was fine on the vaccination day. But he got fever on the 2nd day of vaccination. Whether this fever is for vaccination or not?
He is 1year and 7months baby.
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Maximum chances of getting fever are within 48hrs of vaccination.after 2days there are little chance to get fever due to vaccination but every child different tendency to react with same thing.
Vaccination without pain have also same components with little difference so adverse effects may appear with them also.
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