My daughter just got her 1-year vaccines yesterday, and she's been a little fussy and even vomited once. I know fever is common after vaccines, but can these vaccines also cause vomiting? I'm a bit worried for her.
4 months ago
My nephew had his 1-year shots last month and threw up twice that night because of the mild fever. The doctor said it's a pretty normal reaction to the shots, so we just kept him hydrated and he was totally fine the next day.
4 months ago
Yes, mild vomiting can occasionally happen after the 1-year vaccinations, usually due to a mild fever or general fussiness. Just keep offering small sips of water or breastmilk, but if the vomiting is severe or they can't keep liquids down, please consult your pediatrician immediately.
4 months ago
It can sometimes happen as a reaction to the mild fever from the vaccines. Try to keep the little one hydrated with small sips of liquids, and hope they feel better very soon.
4 months ago
The baby's system is very sensitive and responding to the vaccine can sometimes cause stomach discomfort. Keep the baby in a calm environment, avoid feeding heavy solids for a day, and let them rest fully to recover.
4 months ago
Haan na, bacche vaccine ke baad thoda chidchide ho jaate hain aur vomiting bhi ho sakti hai fever ki wajah se. Ho na, unhe zyada force mat karo khane ke liye abhi, bas liquid dete raho thoda thoda.
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