12 month jabs

Is anyone else dreading taking their baby for their 12 month injections. I've heard these are supposed to be the worst.
I've also been told they have 4 jabs. 2 in each leg! Is that right? If so it's going to be awful 😭

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I’m also dreading it she’s got hers on the 26th 😫 yes it’s 4 injections 🥲

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Yeah, my little girl had hers yesterday and I didn’t realise it was 4 of them 😭

She hated getting them done but she only really had a slight temp and was off her food yesterday and this morning (still ate just not as much)

We have her calpol last night though. Although apparently they can still get side effects uoto two weeks after x

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I was dreading it, but we've been today, and so far my LG has been fine. She had one in her arm, and 3 in her legs (2 in one leg, 1 in the other)
We gave her calpol straight afterwards, and she has pretty much been her usual self. x

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I’m dreading it to! Booked in end of June to 😢 x

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You can ask for them to be split so they are given 1 at a time, my friend did this to stop the affects being too bad

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My girl was absolutely fine. Obviously didn’t like them being done but she had no effects x

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Ive heard you can ask for them to be split... I'll be doing that!

Do you get contacted by your doctor or should i be ringing to make her appointment? X

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@Louise I had a message just to let me know that they were due so I booked them xx

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My boy had his today and Oml I cried 🤣 it was 2 in arm 2 in leg

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@Jessica My little girl had hers this afternoon and it was awful 😭 She had 2 in her right thigh, 1 in her left thigh and 1 in her arm

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oh really, I thought it was 1 in each

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Sounds awful 😞 x

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https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC1121280/

This isnt true, trying to split the vaccine could actually potentially be harmful/ reduce effectiveness.

As horrible as it is to watch them get upset, it’s a tried and tested vaccine and absolutely worth a few tears for the benefits ❤️

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