Vaccines do not cause autism. Many studies have been done to find a link between vaccines and autism. All of them prove that the autism vaccine rumor is incorrect.
Most of the side effects from the vaccine are mild and should go away within a few days. If your child has a fever after the injection, you can give it to your child or see a doctor.
Health status or age can play a part in deciding if a child can get certain vaccines. Usually, the doctor will keep the child well enough to get the shot, but for those with an allergic reaction after the vaccination, the vaccination should not be continued.
Vaccinations have been shown to be safe and effective because they are used by millions of people, including children, to prevent serious illnesses each year. Vaccines are stored according to very high safety standards.
