In today's life, many newly promoted parents are at a loss about one question, which is how long after their child is born they can get vaccinated. They are worried that getting vaccinated early or late may not be good for their child. After asking many people, they don't know what to do, which makes them worried. So, how many days should a newborn baby get vaccinated?
In fact, there are many kinds of vaccines. After the baby is born, it is necessary to inject hepatitis B vaccine in time, and then go to the nearby health center to establish a vaccination manual in time. Vaccination is carried out according to the guidance and time in the manual. There are still many kinds of vaccines to be shot, the most important ones are BCG vaccine, polio vaccine, hepatitis B vaccine, etc. If the baby has not been shot, it needs to be replanted later.
Redness, swelling, fever, pain, nausea, vomiting, diarrhea and other symptoms may occur at the injection site several hours to about 24 hours after vaccination. At this point, it is important to give the child plenty of warm water and ensure adequate sleep. These reactions usually disappear on their own within two to three days and do not require any special measures to resolve.
If there are any abnormalities, allergies, fainting, shock, or other adverse reactions, or if some redness and swelling continue to expand and the high fever persists, it is best to quickly go to the hospital for specialized expert diagnosis.
