Can I take medicine after having just received a vaccination?

There are many precautions after getting the vaccination, such as not eating spicy and irritating foods and "irritating foods" as they may have adverse effects, not taking a bath or swimming to prevent infection and inflammation of the wound, not doing strenuous exercise, and if nausea, vomiting, etc. occur, seek medical attention in time to find out the cause, etc. So can you take medicine right after getting a vaccination? Let us explain in detail below.

Whether you can take medicine depends on whether any complications occur. If an allergic reaction occurs, do not take medicine for the time being. If there is no problem after half an hour, you can take medicine.

Cause Analysis

First of all, you need to find out what vaccination the child has received. If it is a viral vaccination, then you should not take antiviral medicine. If it is a bacterial vaccination, then you should not take antibiotics. The key is to see whether there is any correlation between the two vaccinations and the medicines you take. If there is no correlation, it is edible.

After getting the vaccination for treating colds, you can also take cold medicines orally, such as compound acetaminophen tablets, Ganmaoling granules or Ganmaoqing capsules, etc. Measure your body temperature frequently to prevent overheating. If your body temperature exceeds 38 degrees, you can also take some antipyretics orally, such as ibuprofen granules. Drink plenty of water, eat more nutritious foods, improve your immunity, and eat less spicy and irritating foods.