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Vaccination of 6 week old baby
My baby had his 6 week vaccination yesterday evening . After it , he got feverish and was crying again and again . Doc prescribed me T98 drops for him . When will the after effects of the vaccines that is pain and fever end ?? How many days will it take for my baby to feel better ?
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Look @ injection site. If it is red, swollen apply ICE pack.puy on T98 Drops. May last for 24-48 hrs
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24_48hrs......give paracetamol drops sos
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Dr. Harit Bansal
Pediatrician
17 yrs exp
Sonipat
it will take three days you can give t98 4 hourly.
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Dr. Amit Modi
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14 yrs exp
Delhi
Fever and pain due to whole cell pertussis vaccine generally last for 2 days. You must give T98 drops 3 to 4 times a day and apply icepack over injection site.
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