Hepa A booster

Date administered 21 April 2007
By Dra. Victoria Dumlao
St. Lukes Medical Center

Current Weight : 14.0 kgs

Facts

Two doses of the vaccine are needed for lasting
protection. These doses should be given at least 6
months apart.

Comment

Injection was administered on the left thigh. Cried approx 2 sec. The other 5 seconds was spend massaging the area... then off he went to walk towards to door while waving goodbye to his pedia. He just wanted so badly to be out of the clinic at once. (hehe) He is perfectly healthy as advised.

No fever.

Next vaccination schedule : May 19 (IPD Booster)


Temperature is no high than 37.6 - no fever.
Labels: vaccine

Infanrix hexa - booster shot

Date administered 24 March 2007
By Dra. Victoria Dumlao
St. Lukes Medical Center

Present weight: 13.5 kgs

Comment:

The poor guy just awoke from a deep sleep. He cried approx 30 seconds for the shot - the remaining 10 mins was out of self-pity - tormenting over the sight of the freshly injected area on his left thigh.

No fever.

Next schedule on April 21 for the Hep A booster.

MENINGOCOCCAL VACCINE

Date administered 26 February 2007
By Dra. Victoria Dumlao
St. Lukes Medical Center

Facts

Meningococcal disease is a serious illness, caused by a
bacteria. Meningitis is an infection of the brain and spinal cord coverings.
Meningococcal disease can also cause blood infections.


Mild problems

Some people who get meningococcal vaccine have mild
side effects, such as redness or pain where the shot was
given. These symptoms usually last for 1-2 days.
A small percentage of people who receive the vaccine
develop a fever.


Comment: Duncan feels pain in his butt, where the injection was administered. The poor baby holds the part while walking. (and daddy and me...can't help but laugh secretly just how cute he looks... walking like an old man!)

Temperature is no high than 37.6 - no fever.