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Local reactions
The most common adverse vaccination reactions appear on the skin. It can be seen then redness, swelling, bruising and pain around the puncture. Sometimes there is a trickling fistula above the lymph nodes, abscess, ulceration. They are often caused by incorrect puncture and pass quite quickly.
General reactions
Very often after vaccination occurs general reactions that last several hours after vaccination. These are: fever, headaches and joints, and even rashes and anaphylactic shock. After vaccination, your child may have mild, less frequent serious symptoms of the disease he / she has been vaccinated with.
Nervous system reactions
It happens that after vaccination occurs central nervous system complications. These include convulsions, paresis, Guillain-Barre syndrome (symmetrical paresis with sensory disturbances), paralysis, meningitis, and even brain damage.
Other adverse reactions
The vaccination complication is the so-called cerebral cry in infantswhich can last up to several hours. Appearance is observed in infants hypotensive-hyporeactive syndrome (low blood pressure), decreased muscle tone, no contact with the environment, salivary gland inflammation, orchitis, lack of appetite.
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