Yes it is okay for a baby to take paracetamol to soothe his pain or calm fever after immunisation. The paracetamol should be given immediately AFTER the immunisation especially if s/he develops a fever.... So give one dose first AFTER the vaccination and if no subsequent fever, you can stop.

Dear mom, It depends on the reason for the heavy breathing first. Kindly see a Paediatrician or ENT surgeon for further evaluation and management

What your baby is experiencing is called reflux and has nothing to do with the immunisation taken.

Regarding the mucus in stool, there is no need to worry.... Just continue exclusive breastfeeding. Kindly pay attention to your own diet and avoid herbal remedies or drugs that are not prescribed by the doctors which may pass via the breast milk to affect the baby. Avoid heavy spicy or flavoured foods, as well as some, also affect the baby when passed via the breast milk to the baby! If MUCUS persists in the stools kindly see a Paediatrician for thorough evaluation and management!"

Please stop the ORS and oral zinc....it is not for newborns or 2 months old!!! For infants, always see a paediatrician first before starting first aid

Hello ma'am Fever is a common side effects of immunisation. Give paracetamol every 6 - 8 hours for the 2-3 days . With respect to the poo, as long as the poo is normal and doesn't sink completely into the diaper then there is nothing to worry about. Also, make sure you are checking the temperature of your baby using a thermometer. All the best

Atimes, u cant avoid it but u can try this method that worked for me. Give ur baby PCM in d morning before going for immunization, give him/her again after taking it and repeat at night. Tepid sponge also if d fever comes up. He/She will be fine.