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If a normal person catches a cold after vaccination, he can take cold medicine if necessary, which generally does not affect the effect of the vaccine. However, some people may experience slight headache, fatigue and other discomforts after vaccination, which is not necessarily a cold manifestation, and it is recommended to go to the hospital for a detailed examination and use the drug under the guidance of a doctor.
After vaccination, some people may experience cold-like symptoms such as low-grade fever, fatigue, and muscle aches in the whole body within a short time after vaccination, which is a normal phenomenon after vaccination. At this time, it is necessary to clarify whether it is a cold, if the fever is lower than 38, it generally does not need special treatment, no need to take medicine, drink more water, ensure adequate rest, and can be relieved by itself.
If the patient has a cold caused by upper respiratory tract infection due to cold and other factors after vaccination, and the cold symptoms are more obvious, such as nasal congestion, runny nose, sneezing and other discomforts, cold medicine can be used to relieve discomfort under the guidance of a doctor. You can't take multiple cold medicines at the same time or take too many cold medicines. If the cold symptoms are severe, persistent fever, sore throat, cough, phlegm, and even chest tightness, shortness of breath, etc., in addition to cold medicines, it is also necessary to combine other medicines** to control the cold as soon as possible to avoid aggravation of the condition.
After vaccination, you need to pay attention to rest and ensure sleep, drink plenty of warm water, and eat a light diet. In the cold season, it is necessary to pay more attention to keeping warm and avoid the occurrence of colds as much as possible. Rational use of medication under the guidance of a doctor to avoid self-medication causing physical discomfort.
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After receiving the new crown vaccine, if you accidentally catch a cold, and the cold symptoms are more severe, you can take cold medicine normally. Taking cold medicine will not affect the effectiveness of the new crown vaccine, and the new crown vaccine will not have adverse reactions with cold medicine.
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1. It is best not to take cold medicine within three days after vaccination, because after vaccination, patients are generally prone to some physical manifestations, a bit like the symptoms of a cold. It is recommended to drink plenty of water and rest as much as possible.
2. At this time, the patient taking cold medicine may not be conducive to the recovery of the condition, and it will not have any special benefits for the improvement of symptoms.
3. It is recommended that patients should pay attention to keeping warm after vaccination, do not catch a cold, have a cold or fever, and drink more water.
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You can't get a shot after taking cold medicine, and a cold is also a contraindication to vaccination. Going to the hospital for vaccination after taking cold medicine may affect the effect of vaccination, causing the body to be unable to produce defensive antibodies, and may also aggravate the patient's cold symptoms.
If the patient's immunity is low when he has a cold, if he is injected with attenuated virus or pathogenic microorganisms again, it may lead to the aggravation of cold symptoms and cause upper respiratory tract infections, such as bronchitis, bronchopneumonia and other diseases, which will affect the patient's health.
It is necessary to wait for the patient's cold symptoms to fully recover and stop taking the drug for 7 to 10 days before vaccination.
The problem of taking cold medicine can be vaccinated: If you can't take a preventive shot during taking cold medicine, you can only go to the hospital for a preventive shot after a week of cold, and it is best to explain to the doctor that you have had a cold before. It is okay to get vaccinated a few days late, but you can't get it when you're sick.
If you have fever, headache, muscle aches and other symptoms during a cold, you can choose antipyretic analgesics, such as compound aspirin, acetaminophen, indomethacin, analgesic tablets, ibuprofen, etc. Sore throat can be taken orally with various throat tablets such as lysozyme tablets, Jianmin throat tablets, or traditional Chinese medicine Liushen pills.
The cold is a common respiratory disease, and children have poor body resistance and are prone to illness. It is best not to take the vaccine when taking cold medicine for a cold, because the general vaccine is a pathogen with relatively weak pathogenicity. Therefore, when the body is not healthy enough, or when the immunity is relatively low, the vaccine may lead to other complications, or the cold is more serious.
It is recommended to be active during this time**, while eating more fresh fruits and vegetables and drinking more water.
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During the cold, it is advisable to postpone vaccination. Here's why:
1. What is a cold?
Acute upper respiratory tract infection is an acute infection of the upper respiratory tract caused by various pathogens, commonly known as "cold", and is the most common disease in children. The disease mainly affects the nasal, nasopharynx, and pharynx.
Second, the ** of cold.
Various viruses and bacteria can cause acute upper respiratory tract infection, but more than 90% are viruses, mainly rhinovirus, respiratory syncytial virus, influenza virus, parainfluenza virus, adenovirus, etc.
3. Clinical manifestations of colds.
The severity of a cold varies greatly. In general, older children are milder, and infancy and early childhood are more severe.
1. The incubation period is mostly 2-3 days or a little longer.
2. Mild symptoms only have nasal symptoms, such as runny nose, nasal congestion, sneezing, etc., and there can also be tearing, light cough or pharyngeal discomfort, which can be cured naturally within 3-4 days. If the infection involves the nasopharynx, fever (see table Sore throat, tonsillitis, and posterior pharyngeal lymphoid tissue congestion and hyperplasia, sometimes mildly enlarged lymph nodes. Fever can last from 2-3 days to about 1 week.
In infants and young children, vomiting and diarrhea are often caused.
3. Severe body temperature, up to 39-40 or higher, accompanied by cold sensation, headache, general weakness, sharp loss of appetite, sleep disturbance, etc., can cause frequent cough due to nasopharyngeal secretions. The pharynx is reddish and sometimes red, sometimes with obvious redness and swelling affecting the tonsils, sore throat and systemic symptoms intensify, and the nasopharyngeal discharge changes from thin to thick.
4. The duration of the disease The fever time of mild cases ranges from 1-2 days to 5-6 days, but the high fever can reach 1-2 weeks in more severe cases.
4. Symptoms related to vaccination.
The body temperature of some recipients rises 5-6 hours or 24 hours after receiving the inactivated vaccine, which generally lasts for 1-2 days and rarely exceeds 3 days; Fever may be premature in individual recipients, with an increase in body temperature 2-4 hours after vaccination, peaking in 6-12 hours and lasting 1-2 days. Febrile reactions occur slightly later after injection of live attenuated vaccines.
In addition to the rise in body temperature, some recipients may be accompanied by headache, dizziness, chills, fatigue and general malaise, which generally lasts for 1-2 days. Individual recipients may have gastrointestinal symptoms such as nausea, vomiting, and diarrhea, which are generally more common on the day of vaccination and rarely last for 2-3 days.
It can be seen that symptoms similar to "cold" may also occur after vaccination. Vaccination during the cold period has the potential to exacerbate the clinical manifestations of the disease, i.e., exacerbate the condition. In addition, vaccination during a cold may also affect the protective effect of the vaccine.
5. Conclusions and vaccination recommendations.
The vaccination cannot be done in advance, it can be wrong, and postponing the vaccination for a period of time will not affect the protection of the vaccine. During colds, especially fevers, it is advisable to postpone vaccination.
Vaccination recommendations: Mild colds are generally recommended to recover (symptoms disappear) 3-5 days before vaccination. For severe colds, it is recommended to get vaccinated 1 week after recovery.
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First of all, you can't take any medication before vaccination, otherwise it will affect the efficacy of the drug, or there will be adverse reactions. After vaccination, you should stay in the hospital for observation for about half an hour, and if there is an adverse reaction, you should communicate with the doctor in time, and you cannot take a bath for 24 hours after vaccination to avoid wound infection. Notes:
Try to eat as light as possible and avoid spicy foods.
There are a few things to keep in mind when getting vaccinated:
1. Recently had fever, sore throat, cough, and acute infection symptoms, and postponed vaccination.
2. People with urticaria, asthma or protein allergy need to be vaccinated carefully, especially if they have fever, urticaria and other allergic manifestations after previous vaccination, it is best not to be vaccinated.
3. Those who use steroids and immunosuppressants need to postpone vaccination.
4. Do not be vaccinated during pregnancy.
5. When vaccination, it is necessary to pay attention to whether the vaccine is within the validity period, whether there is turbidity, precipitation and other deterioration manifestations.
6. After vaccination, avoid alcohol, strong tea, coffee, strenuous exercise, light diet, and pay attention to rest.
7. After vaccination, you need to observe in situ for half an hour to prevent allergic reactions.
After vaccination, it is necessary to strengthen daily care, first of all, you can not take a bath on the day of vaccination, it is easy to cause infection, if there is a rash, redness, swelling, fever and other phenomena are also normal, generally 2-3 days will heal itself, but if it continues not to improve, you must go to the hospital in time. Before and after vaccination, you should pay attention to a reasonable diet and eat some light food.
1.Stay in the vaccination lounge for 30 minutes 2
Go home and take rest, avoid strenuous exercise, and drink plenty of water 3Do not take a bath on the day to prevent cold, infection, etc. 4Fever, local redness and swelling, and sore arms after vaccination are normal vaccination reactions and should be treated simply.
If the high fever persists, induration and suppuration, etc., it is necessary to go to the hospital for diagnosis and treatment in time.
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Analysis:
Your child's sneezing and runny nose may be caused by an adverse reaction caused by the vaccine received yesterday, or it may happen to catch a cold.
Guidance: Children can be given anti-cold medicines, such as Ai Chang, paediatric aminophen xanthamine granules, etc., which will not affect the effectiveness of the vaccine.
It is important to monitor your child's temperature to avoid having a fever and not knowing it.
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Analysis: Hello, if you have a cold after vaccination, you can take medication**, but do not use hormones**. At the same time, your child has trouble sleeping, and the child who is more than 4 months old is considering vitamin D deficiency rickets deficiency. (what people call calcium deficiency).
Guidance: Your child's current condition is recommended to be given anti-inflammatory, antiviral**, cephalosporin anti-inflammatory drugs and Radix radix, etc. If the child has trouble sleeping, it is recommended to add ixosin and calcium, and it is best to wait for the child to have a cold and take it after he has recovered from the cold.
Life care: children should drink more water, pay attention to rest, light diet, just vaccinated, and cold, do not take a bath first, I wish your baby a speed**!
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It is recommended to drink more water and sleep more when your baby has a cold. Ginger ** cold is quite effective, you can dilute the reed ant points, and if necessary, get some ginger water to sweat. At the same time, it can be matched with the French version of excellent BO58 milk powder for the baby to drink, which improves the resistance, and the feeling of the situation is far away from the baby!
There are also many patients who cause vitiligo or worsen their condition due to careless medication. However, for patients who are undergoing vitiligo**, it is recommended that patients should not use cold medicine, and if they do, they should also be suitable for their condition. When the human body has a mild cold, it has a strong self-healing ability, and long-term medication will make the germs resistant to drugs and reduce the body's ability to resist diseases. >>>More
Of course, you can't take adult cold medicine, the ingredients of adult cold medicine are different from those of children's cold medicine, especially children's weak resistance. Now there are a lot of ** medicines for children's colds in pharmacies, as long as you give your child according to the doctor's instructions for children's cold medicines.
Colds and eggs. Absolutely.
Children who have a cold can take Hutong, and the specific dosage can refer to the instructions for Hutong medicine. The main ingredients of Hutong are very safe, do not contain caffeine that has an impact on children's health, and Hutong is recommended by the World Health Organization (WHO) for pediatric medicine, so parents can choose with confidence.
Drinking yogurt can drink cold medicine. There is not much conflict between the two of them, nothing bad will happen. Drink cold medicine.