If you are a fever, parents should bring baby baby vaccinated?

(Phunutoday)-this is one of the common questions of the parents when vaccinations for children.

Vaccination can prevent your child from being serious diseases that affect long-term health. It also helps the child most likely immune to the devastating consequences of the disease.

When a child has a fever, vaccination should be postponed. However, if your child has a cold, usually, but the child's temperature is normal, then still quite safe to inject the vaccine.

1. If my child has a fever should get vaccinated? When a child has a fever, vaccination should be postponed. However, if your child has a cold, usually, but the child's temperature is normal, then still quite safe to inject the vaccine. 2. Side effects of inoculation? No vaccines would leave without the side effects. Song is a young parent, you should not be too for the adverse effects of vaccines your child go without vaccinations. Instead please vaccinate your child to be protected against the disease. You should also know that the risk of serious complications from the vaccine is always much lower than the risk if your child falls ill with one of the serious diseases do not prevent vaccination.

No vaccines would leave without the side effects. Song is a young parent, you should not be too for the side effects of the vaccines that are not for your child to go vaccinations. * Allergies to the vaccine (rare) * The types of vaccines against diphtheria, tetanus, pertussis, polio ... can cause redness and swelling at the injection. This will disappear within a few days. Children may suffer from mild fever from vaccination until 10 days later. * What are the side effects of pneumococcal vaccine are usually the most popular with the injection spot reaction (such as pain, redness or swelling), fever and malaise. Your child may also be sleepy. * The MMR vaccine can cause a short response that can start from a few days to 3 weeks after the injection of the vaccine. Your child may experience mild symptoms when vaccination such as colds, skin reactions, fever or swollen salivary glands.

The types of vaccines against diphtheria, tetanus, pertussis, polio ... can cause redness and swelling at the injection. This will disappear within a few days. Children may suffer from mild fever from vaccination until 10 days later.

3. The meningitis C vaccine may have the following effects: * Infants: can the swelling and redness at the injection * Children over 12 months: swelling and redness where vaccinated. Just 4 kids vaccinated then have 1 child can can be hard to sleep. About 1 in 20 children may suffer from mild fever. * Preschool children: about 1 in 20 children may suffer swelling at the injection. About 1 in 50 children may suffer from mild fever within a few days of vaccination. * Children and adolescents: about 1 in 4 children may be swelling and redness at the injection spot. About 1 in 50 children may suffer from mild fever. About 1 in 100 children can be a very sore arm when injected, and this phenomenon can last a day or so.

About 1 in 50 children may suffer from mild fever for a few days after vaccination

4. The most common side effects when HPV vaccine injections is pain, redness and swelling at the injection? Common side effects may include: * Headaches * Sore muscles or joints * Redness and swelling at the injection * Fever * Dizziness * Stimulate the skin, such as itching and rash * Intestinal disorders, such as nausea and vomiting, diarrhea, abdominal pain.

When injected, the baby may also experience some adverse side effects 5. Children will be the nose of the vaccinations protect illness how long after vaccination? After completion of the vaccination, your child will be protected during the period after the injection is: * Diphtheria, tetanus: a minimum of 10 years, or maybe longer. * Pertussis: at least 3 years. However, this is still being studied. * Meningitis: long-term protection * Polio: lifetime protection * Measles, mumps and rubella (German measles): long-term protection or maybe for a lifetime. * Meningitis C: long-term protection and may throughout his life.

After completion of the vaccination, your child will be protected during the period after the injection, depending on the type of drug

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