Guest guest Posted December 3, 2008 Report Share Posted December 3, 2008 If a patient has “ANY reaction that does not involve the injection site,” military doctors should, “avoid multiple vaccines in one session for this patient,” when giving future doses. Why aren’t pediatricians being told this? Adverse Event Definitions & Evaluation Treatment & Management Future Doses Comments Systemic Events (SE): Symptoms and signs of illness after vaccination. Any reaction that does not involve the injection site. & #61623 Temporal relationship does NOT prove a cause-effect relationship, particularly if multiple vaccines were given and/or other specific diagnoses of illness have occurred. & #61623 Healthcare provider should provide appropriate diagnostic evaluation. & #61623 In some cases, give pretreatment to avert symptoms with next vaccination, to avoid morbidity, but allowing for continued vaccination.2 & #61623 If mild and self-limited, may proceed with next dose. & #61623 Avoid multiple vaccines in one session for this patient, if possible. & #61623 Privileged healthcare providers may make clinical decisions to alleviate future discomfort for individual patients who develop substantial or persistent reactions.7-8 & #61623 VAERS reporting discussed in text. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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