Easy Six Vial Of 0.5ml Vaccine

• If your child is allergic to the Easy Six vaccine or any of its ingredients.
• If your child has a severe infection with a high temperature.
• If your child experiences any problems with their nervous system within a week after the previous vaccination.
• If your child is allergic to neomycin or any other antibiotics.
• If your child is allergic to the vaccine used against diphtheria, tetanus, whooping cough,
• hepatitis B, polio, or Haemophilus influenzae type b.

• Sleepiness
• Loss of appetite
• Fever
• Swelling
• Pain
• Irritation

Other General Warnings

• Your child has a fever with a temperature over 40°c. Your child has an undiagnosed or uncontrolled brain disease or epilepsy.
• Your child has a bleeding disorder. If your child experiences seizures after vaccination, please contact your doctor immediately.
• Your child was born prematurely.
• Your child tends to have seizures when they have a fever or if there is a history of this in the family.

• Easy Six vaccine will be given to your child by a trained professional.
• You will be told by the doctor or nurse when your child should come back for their next injections.

• Always inform your doctor about your child's medical conditions, allergies, and current medications before they receive a vaccination.
• If your child has a severe infection with a high fever, the vaccine may need to be postponed; always consult with your doctor.
• Your child needs every recommended dose for full protection against the diseases; a single shot isn't enough.
• Be prepared for common reactions, such as sleepiness, a mild fever, or some redness and swelling at the injection site.
• Contact your doctor if your child's fever is 38°C or higher, or if it goes above 40°C.
• If your child has any seizures after vaccination, get immediate medical help.
• A trained professional must give this vaccine; never try to administer it yourself.

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