In order to improve the immune level of babies, various vaccines need to be administered to them. Getting vaccinated and vaccinated is an effective way to keep your baby healthy, but getting vaccinated does not mean that you will get sick. You may still get sick. So, what should you do if your baby just gets vaccinated and catches a cold?
Getting vaccinated is conditional and limited. It is generally not recommended to vaccinate babies who have symptoms such as colds and fevers, as some symptoms may occur after vaccination, which can be confused with some diseases caused by illness and cannot be distinguished as the cause. But getting vaccinated and treating a cold are not contradictory. After getting vaccinated, you can observe for a day and treat the cold according to the usual treatment methods if there is nothing else.
If the symptoms of a cold are mild, the mother can determine the cause of the illness based on the baby's symptoms and their recent condition, and then buy some cold medicine from the pharmacy. In daily life, we should also pay attention to taking care of them, make more nutritious complementary foods, pay attention to indoor ventilation, and try to avoid going to crowded places.
The baby has symptoms of high fever and signs of coma. At this time, it is necessary to quickly take the baby to the hospital and inform the treating doctor about getting vaccinated. To actively cooperate with the doctor's treatment, if the doctor needs assistance from the mother, they should follow the doctor's instructions.
