How long after the baby's fever subsides can he be vaccinated? Why does the baby keep crying after the fever subsides?

Compared with the careful care of the baby during the fever, parents should not ignore the baby's mental state after the fever subsides. Usually, when the baby has a fever, the spirit will be sluggish, but after the fever subsides, the baby will be distressed. What is the reason?

Generally, vaccinations can be given one week after the baby's fever subsides and medication is stopped. After the baby's fever subsides, parents should also pay attention to the baby's mental state. If the baby is in good spirits and the child's appetite and bowel movements are normal, vaccinations can be given. Vaccinations cannot be given when the baby has a fever.

Depending on the severity of the disease, some will and some will not. Some babies will relapse two or three hours after the fever subsides, while others will relapse five or six hours after the fever subsides. For babies with high fever, antipyretics should be fed for the second time after four hours, so parents must follow the doctor's advice or instructions when feeding the baby. Don't give too much or too little. Too little will have no effect, and too much will affect the body. Therefore, during the treatment of the baby's fever, you need to keep warm, but don't wear too thick clothes and pay attention to heat dissipation. If the fever is not very high, you can take physical cooling first. If the fever is too high, you can use medication under the guidance of a doctor and take physical cooling at the same time. Babies with fever must drink more warm water to avoid dehydration caused by fever. In terms of diet, it must be light. The baby's gastrointestinal function is also relatively weak during the fever, and too greasy food may cause diarrhea in the baby. In addition, during the baby's fever, there will be no appetite. Parents should not force the baby to eat. Let the baby eat some easily digestible food.

If your baby cries after the fever subsides, it is because the baby's body has not fully recovered. The baby's fever is a process of physical exhaustion. It takes a process to reduce the fever and it also takes a process for the body to fully recover. If the baby has symptoms of crying, you can comfort him more, do more physical contact, and pat the baby more to improve the baby's sense of security. Give the baby more warm water. If he still has cold symptoms, he can continue to take cold medicine for a few days; if he has symptoms of coughing and expectoration, he should continue to take anti-inflammatory drugs and expectorant and cough-relieving drugs.

1. First of all, you should change your diet to small and frequent meals;

2. Secondly, you should pay special attention to the choice of food. You should choose food that is easy to digest and high in calories and nutrients, such as porridge, noodles, non-greasy vegetable soup, minced lean meat, etc.

3. You should also eat some easily digestible fruits, such as apples, bananas, etc.