What are the symptoms after chickenpox vaccination?

As we all know, chickenpox is a disease that causes great harm to the baby's body. Many children, especially those who are not long old, are very prone to chickenpox. If you want to prevent your child from getting chickenpox, parents should give their child the chickenpox vaccine in advance after the child is born. After the chickenpox vaccine is given, the child will never get chickenpox again in his or her lifetime. So, what are the symptoms after chickenpox vaccination?

Varicella is a disease that mostly occurs in children, but adults can also be infected with this disease. Because the patient's resistance is relatively low, they are very susceptible to chickenpox. Varicella mostly occurs in winter and spring. It is highly contagious and can be transmitted through contact or droplets. In our daily life, we can prevent its occurrence by getting vaccinated with chickenpox vaccine. There are many children suffering from chickenpox, most of which are preschool children. Clinically, symptoms such as maculopapular rash and blisters will appear. This disease is self-limiting, and the patient will gain lifelong immunity after the disease. The chickenpox vaccine can fight this disease. The country requires children to be vaccinated with the chickenpox vaccine before entering elementary school.

However, the protection provided by the varicella vaccine is not lifelong. Generally, it is necessary to get vaccinated again five years after the first vaccination. The common reactions after vaccination are a fever of up to 39 degrees Celsius after the injection, pain and itching at the injection site two days after the injection, a rash at the injection site eight to nineteen days after the injection. If this occurs, it is contagious. A rash appears on other parts of the body five to twenty-six days after the injection. Once this happens, the vaccine recipient is contagious.

This is all I have to say about the reactions after receiving the varicella vaccine. I hope this can be of some help to you. In your daily life, if this kind of situation occurs after receiving the vaccine, you should take it seriously. Otherwise, it will cause certain harm to the vaccine recipient. For this reason, we must all pay attention to this issue.