Adverse reactions to group a meningococcal vaccine

Group A meningococcal vaccine is actually also called meningococcal vaccine. This disease mostly occurs in children, and the incidence rate in them is getting higher and higher, which will seriously affect the health of children. If not treated in time, the intellectual development of children may even be hindered, affecting their normal health. However, many people will find that some children will have adverse reactions after receiving this vaccine. Let us take a closer look at it below.

Because everyone's physical constitution is different, the body's reaction to these vaccines is also different. However, if you find that the situation is serious and you cannot solve it yourself, you should go to the hospital for examination in time to ensure the health of your child.

Meningococcal vaccine, epidemic cerebrospinal meningitis (abbreviated as meningococcal meningitis), is a purulent meningitis caused by Neisseria meningitidis. It is more common in winter and spring, and the incidence rate is higher in children. Injection of meningococcal vaccine is an effective means to prevent epidemic meningitis (abbreviated as meningococcal meningitis).

The main reaction to the vaccination is fever, but the fever will not be very high and will not last long, and will go away on its own in about three days.

Your baby's current symptoms are probably those of acute gastroenteritis. He vomits everything he eats and has persistent diarrhea.

Because the baby had just received a vaccination, it is easy to make the connection that the baby must have been very exhausted after all this ordeal, and that sleepiness is a normal reaction to the disease. Temporarily stop feeding new complementary foods to reduce the baby's gastrointestinal burden, which can reduce the frequency of vomiting and diarrhea.

The above is an introduction to the adverse reactions to group A meningococcal vaccine. In fact, this vaccine itself is designed to help children prevent diseases and protect their own health. However, if adverse reactions occur during vaccination, they should not be easily ignored to avoid adverse effects on children.