I have a 4-month-old boy who received his vaccines yesterday. His fever has been staying at 38°C since then. What can I do to reduce this fever?

To reduce a fever, you can give your child a fever-reducing medication like Tylenol™ and make sure they are comfortable. Fever caused by vaccines usually lasts less than 2 days. Remember, the goal is to make the child comfortable, not necessarily to completely eliminate the fever.

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I have a 4-month-old boy who received his vaccines yesterday. His fever has been staying at 38°C since then. What can I do to reduce this fever?

To reduce a fever, you can give your child a fever-reducing medication like Tylenol™ and make sure they are comfortable. Fever caused by vaccines usually lasts less than 2 days. Remember, the goal is to make the child comfortable, not necessarily to completely eliminate the fever.