Although there are some true medical exemptions or contraindications and precautions to getting vaccinated, most are vaccine specific and many are temporary, so they shouldn’t keep you from getting your child at least mostly vaccinated and protected.
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Because of a small risk of intussusception, parents should be aware of the symptoms and signs of intussusception and that they may appear six to eight days after an infant’s first dose of rotavirus vaccine.
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Even though underreporting of side effects to VAERS is an issue, because VAERS works by looking at early signals and trends, it still works well to identify possible safety problems from vaccines.
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All children get their first dose of one of these rotavirus vaccines when they are two months old, completely a two or three dose series by the time they are eight months old.
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