After birth, babies in different age groups need targeted preventive injections, but when getting vaccinated, babies should not have diseases such as colds or fever. Some babies may have high muscle tone after birth, and some people believe that it is not advisable to receive preventive injections in such cases. So, is it really that babies with high muscle tone cannot get vaccinated?
1. High muscle tone in babies is mostly caused by developmental abnormalities in the brain. If the high muscle tone is not during the active onset period of the disease, but is formed by sequelae, it generally does not affect the vaccination of preventive vaccines. However, it is necessary to ensure that the baby does not have diarrhea, colds, fever during this period, and has not used antibiotics in the past week, in order to receive preventive vaccines.
2. After the baby receives a preventive injection, it is important to avoid excessive vigorous activity for a short period of time. Resting more is beneficial for the formation of antibodies in the body. On the day of receiving the vaccine, try not to take a shower as much as possible to prevent infection in the pinhole area. It is important to encourage the baby to drink plenty of water, which is beneficial for excretion and blood circulation, and can enhance the body's resistance.
3. Some babies may experience mild adverse reactions after vaccination, so parents should not panic or overly worry. If there are mild reactions such as nausea, vomiting, dizziness, etc., they can be observed first if the symptoms are not severe. If the symptoms are severe, especially when there is a high fever or other symptoms, one should promptly consult a doctor at the hospital for targeted treatment.
