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Mumps -- single vax. Any after effects?

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bakedpotato · 10/01/2005 14:07

have found place offering it (amazing). but can't get DD, 3, vaccinated before arrival of sibling. did anyone's child have a bad reaction to it? Can't face thought of DD having reaction while our nights are still in total chaos.

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bakedpotato · 10/01/2005 14:45

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Uwila · 10/01/2005 15:35

Hi bakedpotato, which one is she due for? Or do you mean all three?

My dd was a bit crabby after the measels one, but no big deal. Don't remember anything but being a bit tired after Rubella. She hasn't had mumps yet, so can't offer anything there.

Which one are you trying to get? How long do you have to wait?

CountessDracula · 10/01/2005 15:42

My dd didn't have a bad reaction at all.

bakedpotato · 10/01/2005 15:43

umm, mumps, uwila (there's a clue in the thread title )

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Uwila · 10/01/2005 15:57

Uh.... I'm pregnant. It makes reading difficult. I started in the middle of the sentence... duh!

If it helps any, I think Dr. Eden has them. He's in St. John's Wood. Perhaps you feel better if you could get it sooner? You can check out Dr. Eden on www.e-med.co.uk.

bakedpotato · 10/01/2005 16:00

yes, it's e-med i'm thinking of. only got 3 wks til birth and they're all booked up til march...

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Uwila · 11/01/2005 09:45

What about waiting a few extra months and taking your dd in for the vax when the new one has settled into a sleep routine, assuming that's feasible around say 3 or 4 months old. (of course there are no guarantees on when they sleep through the night, but I recal the midwife telling me most babies sleep through the night between 8 and 12 weeks).

bakedpotato · 11/01/2005 09:55

it has taken me sooo long to find a mumps vax that now i just want to get it sorted... i've booked it for march. ach, we'll be up all night anyway. and I'm reassured by CD's comment.

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CountessDracula · 11/01/2005 09:55

BP I hope she will be fine - my dd has never suffered a dodgy reaction to any vaccine tho

Uwila · 11/01/2005 10:11

I think CD is probably right. My DD also has never suffered a bad reaction. But, I think that measels is supposed to be the bad one. So if she was okay with that one, I would expect her to be okay with mumps, too. Of course I am in no way qualified to give any kind of medical advice. You could ring the e-med mmr clinic and ask them what to expect in terms of likely reaction. Don't know the number off hand, but I think it's on their website in the mmr booking section.

Grommit · 11/01/2005 10:13

My dd had the single mumps vaccine and did not suffer any reaction

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