What should I do if my baby catches a cold after getting a vaccination?

Many young parents know that children need to be vaccinated almost every month within the first one or two years after birth, and the number of vaccinations will be reduced as the child grows older. Before each vaccination, the doctor will find out whether the child has any physical discomfort symptoms. If the child is taking medication, the injection cannot be given. There is also a situation where the child catches a cold after receiving a vaccination. What should be done in this situation?

If your baby has runny nose or other cold symptoms after vaccination, parents should not panic at this time, because if this happens, it may be a reaction after vaccination. It is recommended to observe the baby's reaction within 24 hours.

Give your baby plenty of water, keep warm and avoid direct exposure to cold wind. If the child's cold symptoms gradually improve, you don't need to use medication. If symptoms such as runny nose worsen, it is likely that the cold is caused by cold. At this time, you can take oral pediatric

Treated with cold medicine. In addition to drinking more boiled water, children should also pay attention to eating light and nutritious food, and avoid eating greasy and indigestible food. If the child also has a fever, it is necessary to take cooling measures. If the child's temperature does not reach 39 degrees,

The above means that there is no need to give children antipyretic drugs casually, and they should be sent to the hospital for examination and treatment in time to prevent accidents.

The measures to deal with babies who catch a cold and feel unwell after vaccination have been introduced. Parents who are not very knowledgeable in this area should now relax and not give their children medicine as soon as they feel unwell. As long as the child is in a good mental state, it is not a serious problem. Moreover, it is not good for children's health to take too many medicines. If drug treatment is needed, it must be done under the guidance of a doctor.