1, don't wear too much.
Many babies will have a fever after vaccination. If he has a fever, if you dress him too much, it will probably affect his body's heat dissipation, and in severe cases, it may lead to overheating, so I suggest you try not to dress him too much.
2. Don't eat spicy food
Children should not eat spicy food after vaccination. It is best not to eat hair, spicy and greasy food, especially fish, shrimp and seafood. Otherwise, it may have adverse effects on the injected vaccine, and even inflammation at the injection site may occur. Pay attention to a light diet after vaccination.
Don't go directly after vaccination.
Be sure to observe in the hospital for 30 minutes after vaccination. Don't underestimate these 30 minutes, because the vaccine contains a lot of protein or other ingredients, and some babies may be allergic to some of them. Generally, allergic symptoms will appear within 30 minutes after vaccination. If there is an accident, the doctor can deal with it as soon as possible, but if the baby is taken away, in case of allergic reaction, the consequences will be unimaginable.
4. Don't do strenuous exercise
After vaccination, babies should rest more. If you take him outdoors for strenuous exercise, it is likely to affect the vaccine effect. So I suggest you don't take him to outdoor activities, try to ensure enough sleep, let his body get enough rest, and let the vaccine work.
5. Don't take a shower that day.
Usually you can take a bath the next day after vaccination, and try to avoid taking a bath on the same day. On the one hand, it is to avoid infection caused by bathing pollution wounds. On the other hand, some vaccines will have adverse reactions, usually 4-6 hours after injection, such as anxiety, irritability, drowsiness and other symptoms. If you have similar symptoms when you have a cold in the shower, it is easy to interfere with your judgment. Therefore, it is recommended to bathe the baby the next day.
When taking your baby for vaccination, you should report your baby's physical condition to the doctor in detail, and it is best to bring relevant medical history information. It is difficult for some parents to judge whether it is suitable for vaccination, so they must tell the doctor and let the doctor decide.