Reactions To Cortisone Injections
Vaccine injury
Symptoms
NORMAL REACTION TO DTaP IMMUNIZATION
- Mild
fever -
Irritability - Localized tenderness and
swelling at site of injection
- Unrelieved crying
- High-pitched cry
- Unusual shock-like syndrome
- Unresponsiveness
-
Hypotonia (limp/decreased tone)
- Marked increase in sleeping time
- Persistent high fever (104 degrees Fahrenheit or greater)
-
Seizure ...
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