thread: 12 month vaccination q?

  1. #1
    Registered User

    Aug 2006
    Adelaide Australia
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    12 month vaccination q?

    what reaction did your little person have ?

    we are getting his needles done today and he normally only has amild reaction to the vaccinations but for some reason im feeling insecure about how he will fair up after these ones...

    was your LP's reaction different with the 12month than the 2,4 & 6 month V's

    Thanks

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    BellyBelly Life Subscriber

    Feb 2006
    melbourne
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    DD had a reaction to the MMR it shows up i think 5-21 days after she got the spots, temp etc.. around 7 days after, but was fine overall

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    Dec 2005
    In Bankworld with Barbara
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    My older three all got the expected reaction Like Jols' DD did.

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    Sep 2005
    In the middle of nowhere
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    We had no dramas with any until 12 months. We ended up in hospital with a temp of 42. Of course they treated me like i was an idiot...but I didn't want her seizing at home.

    Meegm hope your little guys go well today

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    Jan 2007
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    Izzy had a very mild reaction to the earlier ones, and I had heard horrible things about the 12 mth one so we waited a while to get hers done as she was sick and grizzly etc so she was past 13 mths when she actually had it. I waiting until she was absolutely 100 % before going. OT sorry but she didn't react at all... no spots, temp or irritation, so I think we were one of the lucky ones. Good luck with it.

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    Dec 2007
    Sunny Qld
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    We had no reaction, just like the other needles.

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    Dec 2005
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    Nina had a reaction. Very grizzly, temp, spots etc. It eventually passed after about 3 weeks.

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    Aug 2006
    Adelaide Australia
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    seems a hit and miss kind of thing i just keep eye on his temp and if it gets high take him hospital like you Kim - i dont care what they think im not risking anything.

  9. #9
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    Dec 2005
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    Good idea. Like Kim, I certainly wouldn't be risking anything with a temp of 42!

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    Aug 2006
    Adelaide Australia
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    Hi ladies - well had shots i stayed home today as he woke up t 6.00am screaming he waas failry warm - wrmer than usual gave him some panadol hes better now a bit grizzly and also ive noticed that the site that they did the menigicoccal one has had an irritaion or soomething - looks like a mozzie bite then small red rash - i know the vaccine doesnt contain the virus but wondering if any of your had a red rasied irritaion around the site - its pretty painful he not completely walking on it and it hurts when we do pants at nappy change ?

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    Dec 2005
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    I don't recall there being a rash on Nina. Maybe give your gp/nurse a call?

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    Oct 2006
    Sydney
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    I think they can develop a rash at the site. I was also told her legs might be a bit achey, which can cause them to be a bit grizzly because hey, that's understandable, right? Might also be a little bit of a bruise there?
    We didn't really have any issues here, but I always keep a bit more of an eye on her around needle time. And I just try to give her as much comfort as she needs. I've heard that the side-effects can take 7-12 days to present themselves too. So that could be worth baring in mind.