She had them yesterday at midday, and apart from being a bit more cranky then usual at bedtime (which is also because she didn't sleep yesterday not unusual) theres been nothing. The nurse went on a huge dramatic spiel about rashes and fevers and out-of-this world crankiness, but as yet nothing out of the ordinary. If anything it was a fairly good night only woke 3-4 times.
She has reacted fairly typically to the other needles, so this one is a bit of a surprise!
Has anyone else gotten through the 12-month needles easily? Or is this the calm before the storm? lol
We didn't have any adverse reaction at all apart from a low grade temp. I don't think all kids get the extreme reactions, sounds like the nurse was just being over cautious.
My eldest three all came out in a rash a week after the vaccinations. I actually called the hospital and asked about it, because it did look like measles and I was already pg again at the time when the older two had it done and they said it was fine, that it can take a few days to a week to come out, so she may be fine now, but if she does come out in a rash it's fine and not contagious.
Yeah it sure does freak you out if you aren't expecting it. The information I was then given was that it can take 7-10 days for any rash to appear. Would have been nice to get that to start with.
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not unusual) theres been nothing. The nurse went on a huge dramatic spiel about rashes and fevers and out-of-this world crankiness, but as yet nothing out of the ordinary. If anything it was a fairly good night only woke 3-4 times.
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Still no side-effects, but good to know it can take up to a week, I definitely would have freaked LOL!
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