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Vomiting and constipation after 8 week jabs?

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JammyGem · 06/02/2019 21:42

Formula fed DD had her 8 week jabs yesterday morning. She usually has 1 or 2 dirty nappies everyday, but hasn't had any since the innoculations. She's had a slight fever and has been really unsettled but the calpol helped.

Is this normal? I know it's only been since yesterday but she's my PFB so I worry about everything. Was thinking of calling 111 but I don't want to waste their time if it's perfectly normal.

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Lockerblocker · 06/02/2019 21:46

The fever is normal, that's why they recommend the Calpol. A day isn't really long for a baby that age to not have a dirty nappy. I wouldn't be worried but if it puts your mind at rest, give 111 a buzz. No point worrying.

Shelley54 · 06/02/2019 22:41

Both of mine started pooing less at around 8-10 weeks - by 10 weeks going days without a poo. It might just be chance that it’s happened at the same time as the jab.

As PP said, the fever is normal so give the calpol as instructed.

HawkeyeInConfusion · 06/02/2019 23:30

It is probably just a general response to the vaccine.

However, did she get the rotavirus jab? Because that can, very rarely, cause a blockage in the gut. If you're concerned about that, then give 111 a call and get her checked out.
www.nhs.uk/conditions/vaccinations/rotavirus-vaccine-side-effects/

Apologies if I've worried you.

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HamletMouse · 06/02/2019 23:37

My DD had similar- she had a bad tummy afterwards- didn't poo for a few days and then had diarhea and went back to normal as a reaction to the rotavirus vaccine.

She didn't vomit though and it does mention on the NHS to contact a doctor with vomiting as it's occasionally something serious as a PP said:

www.nhs.uk/conditions/vaccinations/rotavirus-vaccine-side-effects/

So maybe give 111 a call? It probably is a normal reaction, but better be safe than sorry x

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