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poliomyelitis, vaccine injury, a vaccine reaction is any injury, condition that occurs, a result of a vaccination to protect against disease, serious reactions to vaccines, exceedingly rare, vaccination carries far less risk than contracting the disease it prevents, normal reaction to dtap immunization, mild fever, irritability, localized tenderness, swelling at site of injection, abnormal reaction to dtap immunization, unrelieved crying, high-pitched cry, unusual shock-like syndrome, unresponsiveness, hypotonia, limp/decreased tone, marked increase in sleeping time, persistent high fever, 104 degrees fahrenheit, greater, seizure, convulsion, normal reaction to mmr, fever up to 103 degrees, 7-10 days after vaccine administration, mild measles rash, reaction to measles vaccine, transient joint pains, reaction to rubella vaccine, reactions incorrectly atributed to mmr, several anti-vaccine groups have attributed the rise of autism, use, the mmr, untrue by rigorous scientific study, abnormal reaction to polio vaccine, anaphylaxis, anaphylactic shock, normal reaction to prevnar, pneumococcal vaccine, fever, testing, unnecessary, treatment depends on the type of symptom observed following immunization, fever, acetaminophen, cool sponge baths, children, seizures must be seen by a health care provider promptly, children who develop encephalitis, hospitalized, very few children who receive standard childhood vaccines develop significant problems following immunization, children who develop problems, standard fever care, a call, reassurance often suffice, abscess, pus, at site of immunization, complication of vaccination, complications, child is having an adverse reaction to immunizations, considering the severity, the diseases that childhood immunizations, prevent, risk, the disease far exceeds the risk of injury, vaccine, incidence of vaccine-related injury is extremely low, new generation of vaccines produce less fever, less swelling, site of injection, fewer vaccine-related conditions, diphtheria, tetanus, acellular pertussis, dtap, vaccine, inactivated polio vaccine, ipv, currently in use produce fewer side effects than vaccines used against these illnesses, vaccine adverse event reporting system, vaers, national childhood vaccine injury act were established to track, record reactions to vaccines, help clarify whether, consistent pattern of injury associated, a given vaccine, physicians, required to record complete information, the vaccines they, using, supply this information to vaers, reports of injury.