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| My daughter is 1 month, and got a shot yesterday at her appointment. How long does the pain last? How often and for how long should I continue giving her tylonol? She is super cranky and she isn't normally like this so I think it is the shot still. Any help? |
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| when my daughter got her 2 and 4 month shots, she got them on friday and we gave her tylenol until sunday morning. and make shure you check her temp every couple hours to make sure she isnt running a fever. hope it helps. |
| posted by Devon on 07/18/2007 |
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| i never gave my daughter any tylenol cause my doctor said not too. i do however now that she is older give it to her for some shots that may cause her leg to swell. i would take her temperature, or just got the doctor cause maybe she is having a reaction to the shot or maybe where the shot was given hurts her. |
| posted by MARYANNE on 07/18/2007 |
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Your daughter is so young i would call the doc to be sure. icant remember. better to be safe
Laura |
| posted by laura on 07/18/2007 |
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| I think it's different with each child. When my son got his 2mo & 4mo shots, they made him cranky, but it wasn't too bad. He was more cranky at the 4mo, so I gave him Tylenol right before bed, but I only had to give it to him once both times. Since she's young and you're concerned, call the doc. Has her temp gone up at all? |
| posted by Jaxon on 07/18/2007 |
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| My doctor advised us to give tylenol one hour before the shots to help with the pain and it has been working for us so far. At 1 month it was scary to be giving a baby medicine, but my son did just fine with it...just be sure to check the amount she can take. Also, I would give tylenol then 4 hours later switch to infant motrin. Your baby may prefer one over the other. I don't know if anyone else had this experience, but so far the 6 month shots were the ones that affected my son the most. He ran a high temp and was achy with them, but as long as he was getting the tylenol and motrin he wasn't too fussy. |
| posted by Jacquelyn on 07/23/2007 |
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