Baby has diarrhea after vaccination

A small number of parents will report that their children have diarrhea after vaccination. In this case, we first need to rule out other reasons for the diarrhea, such as viral infection, weather changes, diet, etc. After eliminating the interfering causes, observe whether the child has any conditions other than diarrhea. If the diarrhea is severe, you need to see a doctor promptly and tell the doctor which vaccine the child was injected with. Provide targeted solutions and understand the body's reaction to the vaccine. Check whether the condition is similar to your child's and don't panic. The following will analyze why diarrhea occurs after vaccination and provide solutions and precautions.

Babies may have diarrhea after receiving vaccinations. Because each baby has a different physique, not every baby will have diarrhea caused by vaccination.

Vaccines themselves are attenuated or inactivated bacteria and viruses. Discomfort is inevitable after vaccination. Symptoms of discomfort include: fever, crying, poor feeding, slight redness and swelling, slight vomiting, diarrhea, fatigue, etc.

Diarrhea after vaccination is usually a common vaccine reaction. If the diarrhea is not serious, no special treatment is required. Pay attention to replenishing water for the child and eating a light diet.

If a child has severe diarrhea, poor mental response, and other abnormal conditions such as fever, it is recommended to see a doctor to rule out whether other diseases are occurring at the same time.

If the child shows some serious reaction symptoms, such as high fever over 40℃, rash all over the body, listlessness, convulsions, local infection, sterile abscess, angioedema, anaphylactic shock, or shrill crying that cannot be soothed for two or three hours, the child should be taken to the hospital for treatment in time, and the reaction should be reported to the vaccination unit.