thread: Vomiting after vaccination

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  1. #1
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    I hope she's ok today

    Is this a delayed vax from infancy? Or a booster? Just wondering if I need to get dd done?

    It's funny how older kids sometimes react worse to vax. I delayed vax with ds and I wasn't able to give him rotavirus (not that I wanted it) because babies over six months react badly to it.

    It might be because babies under six months still have very strong placental antibodies to help them?

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    Yeah, it's a delayed one Arcadia. She's only had this one and this is her 3rd dose. She's snuggled up with DH watching the lion king now, lol.

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    Poor poppet. I hope she has a better day.

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    Poor baby still has a temp and a sore arm Hoping she's much better tomorrow.

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    Yep they can. Bella did after her 12 month ones. They can get a temp, nausea and site pain. Seems like your poor poppett got the lot! Hope she is better soon xx

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    Poor thing I hope she's much better today H?? That's a shame you had to wait so long for the nurse line to help you. I rang them 2 days ago when DD2 badly split her lip and they answered immediately, must be a timing thing.

    Both DD's never had any reactions to needles thankfully. DD1 hasn't had any needles since her 6mth one's, I just remember that she screamed a lot during the whole ordeal but that was it

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    She's all better today thanks!