Looking for some advice please. When my dd had her 1 year vaccines she had an unpleasant reaction. It could have been either MMR, men b or hib/men c as they are all given together. She is obviously due to have 2nd MMR and DTaP/IPV in a few months. So obviously I’m worried it was a reaction to the MMR and she might have a worse one this time. She is allergic to some types of nuts and carries an epipen. The reaction she had came on after about 15 mins, her eyes swelled up (not lips) and she became wheezy and runny nose. I rushed her back to the surgery for antihistamines (this was before we knew about nut allergy), she seemed ok apart from the swelling. After about 1 hour she went rather grey and floppy and was violently sick, then immediately perked up. This is the same way she reacts to nuts but the swelling is in lips and mouth and skin reaction is much more severe, it ends up with a violent vomit and then she starts to recover. I’d use an epipen if she was exposed to them,so it’s severe. I’ve discussed the vaccines with the nurse who just said that she may react worse when exposed to whatever it is in the vaccine next time (as allergic reaction tend to get worse on each exposure) and agreed that it was most likely the mmr, didn’t fill me with confidence. If I could guarantee that the reaction was going to be just eye swelling I don’t think I’d be feeling nervous, but it’s the thought that she might go into full blown anaphylaxis. But I know that not having them isn’t really an option as those illness are obviously life threatening too. Which is the lesser of two evils? I’ve read that having a severe reaction to mmr is about 1 in a million. It’s really stressing me out knowing I’ll have to take her for an unpleasant injection with a likely nasty reaction, let alone a possibly life threatening one. Or am I being over anxious? Help!