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My baby is crying a lot, less milk after 2nd day of 6 week vaccination(easy five,polio,rotateq & prevnar13) is there anything to worry or just normal?
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Follow up/Temp check: I would suggest taking your baby's temperature. If there is a fever of 100. 5 or higher, continued poor feeding or other symptoms, a follow up visit is suggested. Vaccine reactions tend to be greatest within the first 2 days.
Answered 4/11/2015
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